Jun 23, 2021
10:46:34am
10:46:34am
$96K per year would be a raise for me.
If I wasn't putting any of that into a retirement account (like I am doing with a portion of my income now) I'd be able to live pretty great compared to how I've been living.
As some have indicated - I'd still need to work out health insurance, etc., but if someone offered me $96K a year for me to retire today - I'd take it. In theory - I could continue saving what I've been saving and do pretty well for myself, all things considered.
As some have indicated - I'd still need to work out health insurance, etc., but if someone offered me $96K a year for me to retire today - I'd take it. In theory - I could continue saving what I've been saving and do pretty well for myself, all things considered.
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What will $96K be in 30 years? Most likely it will be equivalent to $50K or a little less in today's dollars
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