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CSGB13 t1_iqurbxa wrote

That’s an insane amount of monthly income 😂

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OyvenGlaven t1_iqurqcp wrote

$30k monthly income and $1,625 in rent and utilities? What is happening here?

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Cpt-Swami t1_iqurr39 wrote

Gym costs 500 dollars? What the?

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addola t1_iqus5ql wrote

Gym cost $585/month? In what universe?

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millennial-money OP t1_iqusi7d wrote

My partner and I split rent for a 2br/2ba in a nice, newish building with lots of amenities and an Amazon Hub locker in the mailroom (we got a great deal during the pandemic and they’ve raised the rent manageable amounts twice since then). So the 1625 is my portion of rent plus utilities.

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Calm_Age_6555 t1_iqusnhr wrote

Wow, only your monthly state income tax is equivalent to my monthly house payment. A 3400sqft mansion in Texas.

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magnesiumb t1_iquu6b0 wrote

These numbers were making ZERO sense to me because I thought it was 30k yearly, so my head started to hurt trying to make sense of what was going on.

Read it again and saw it's MONTHLY and my head began to hurt for a whole different reason. 😂 You do 1,000 dollars of traveling a month??

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millennial-money OP t1_iquuc2z wrote

Hmm, what a strange comment. Congrats on spending more money, I guess? I couldn’t imagine spending $5600/mo just on transportation, but cars are not my thing. And I thought my food expense was high, but yours is making me feel better

How are you saving and investing nothing on 30k a month? Your expenses account for over 95% of your take-home income.

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dafunkmunk t1_iquukq1 wrote

What gym is costing you almost $600/month? Are you building a gym from scratch?

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millennial-money OP t1_iquunhz wrote

Everything here is the average of the past 12 months, so I spent about 12k on travel in the past 12 months (which really isn’t bad). My partner and I both love to travel. We usually take 2 1-2 week international trips a year and several shorter (read: cheaper) trips, like camping, visiting a national park, etc. Covid didn’t slow our travels down - we just adjusted where we went based on restrictions and flight availability, and remote work made it easier to get away, in some ways.

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toastyhoodie t1_iquv9r9 wrote

I hope you understand the a large proportion of Americans don’t make remotely that much. But nice flex I guess?

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peter303_ t1_iqv0jyt wrote

37% savings rate a good amount, though I doubt crypto is going anywhere.

Must be lucky to have nearly fully subsidized health insurance. That is my largest budget item.

I never see charity in most millennial budget breakdowns. Sad.

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ShadyM2020 t1_iqv4cek wrote

I think I speak for everyone here when I ask who makes 30k per month and how do they do that and in what field? Like we genuinely wanna know, even if this kind of jobs are out of reach for us

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MHoggs17 t1_iqx2ksb wrote

1625 rent and utilities? in SoCal? where do you live?

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JonVonGuy t1_iqydoz1 wrote

Is everything multiplied by 10?

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