How old were you when you broke six figures?

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[Post New]05/16/2013 21:28
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:THis question is a little stupid anyway, since it depends on how old you currently are. Meaning, making $100k in 1990 was A LOT more impressive than making that today. So breaking that barrier in 2012 at the age of 27 is a bit less of an "oh, wow" than breaking it at 32 in 1987. Or whatever.

So here's my comprehensive response: 32, in 2002.


31, in 1996.
[Post New]05/16/2013 23:06
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:32 - lawyer


This. Fed lawyer.
[Post New]05/16/2013 23:44
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Anonymous
33, IT. Took leaving the Feds to break 6 figures. Benefits are far better now, too.
[Post New]05/21/2013 00:27
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Anonymous
27 years old in 2000, lawyer
[Post New]05/21/2013 00:46
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Anonymous
18
[Post New]05/21/2013 08:53
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Anonymous
25, 1997, lawyer.
[Post New]05/23/2013 09:54
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Anonymous
Now 40, and am under 100k. Earned over 100k for a year or two in my late 20s when self employed.
[Post New]05/23/2013 10:26
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Anonymous
28 1998
[Post New]05/28/2013 00:26
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Anonymous
21, Trailer music
[Post New]05/28/2013 00:32
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Anonymous
at birth
[Post New]05/29/2013 01:08
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Anonymous
This year @ age 31, working as a fed in a policy making role on economic/banking regulations (non lawyer)

I've been thinking of making the jump to to GR, but have no idea where to start.
[Post New]05/29/2013 10:58
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Anonymous
Not yet at 50 but maybe in next five years. 50 years old, engineer at federal contractor.
[Post New]05/29/2013 19:46
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Anonymous
24 RN Graduate.
[Post New]05/29/2013 20:31
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Anonymous
24 - 2005 - I-banker
[Post New]05/29/2013 20:48
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Anonymous
34, Fed lawyer. Was so bored that I promptly took a pay cut and went to a nonprofit for under 6 figures
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