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May 22, 2024
9:04:34pm

Samsonite All-American

You can live comfortably in OK for less than half of that.

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Samsonite

Previous username: TriggerWarning
Bio page: Samsonite
Joined: Aug 9, 2007
Last login: Sep 27, 2024
Total posts: 46,122 (2,754 FO)

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Messages

Author

Time

I never knew I was so uncomfortable.

TailgateU

May 22, 8:37pm

Only if you buy a first time house this year

RGGeemer

May 22, 8:42pm

I'm building one...

TailgateU

May 22, 8:44pm

Any built up equity or planned rental income from a previous house?

RGGeemer

May 23, 7:54am

That’s laughable.

stenso

May 22, 8:46pm

I feel it in Colorado.

Shore10

May 22, 8:47pm

I assume that's if you buy a $750k+ house

May 22, 8:58pm

Ignorance is bliss.

Corn Pop

May 22, 9:03pm

You can live comfortably in OK for less than half of that.

Samsonite

May 22, 9:04pm

that's 50% for necessities; 30% discretionary; 20% savings. And probably by

notaboy

May 22, 9:54pm

That is a steaming crock

Indy Coug

May 22, 9:59pm

What a stupid map

May 22, 10:00pm

I live in South Carolina. Looks like only the top 10% income earners are

AeroCoug

May 22, 10:07pm

So you need to be inside the top 8% of incomes to be "comfortable"? That's nuts

Kajdin

May 22, 10:24pm

Can confirm, I make more than that and I'm comfortable.

RyneK

May 22, 10:40pm

Manufactured angst.

Nakedbootleg

May 22, 10:43pm

I think the map is assuming purchasing a house now. Anyone that bought a house

NYC and Japan

May 23, 7:44am

Even if you didn't purchase a house now and are renting, it's much more painful.

Shore10

May 23, 6:06pm

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