Big day for feds! We see our pay increase

[Anonymous]

$194 difference

[Anonymous]

About $100. I'm sure the hike in my insurance didn't help.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mine is like a $250 difference. Why are my deductions seemingly 50% of my taxable income?

I feel the same way. I guess all those deductions add up. 😢

[Anonymous]

$100 here. How do y'all make so much money?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I won't see mine until Saturday, though I am estimating a $200 bump. I will promptly route $150 of it to my Thrift and pocket the rest.

I estimated wrong. My check went up $178. Still plan to route $150 to Thrift, and I will go wild with the balance 💃🏻🔥!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It was like an additional $200. not bad but probably wiped out by increases in health insurance anyway

My health insurance decreased bc I changed plans.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It was like an additional $200. not bad but probably wiped out by increases in health insurance anyway

My health insurance decreased bc I changed plans.

I did the same. Went to an HDHP plan

[Anonymous]

$322 increase

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$322 increase

You must make a lot. Mine went up $153 and my kid's annual tuition just increased by $4000. So, womp, womp.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$322 increase

You must make a lot. Mine went up $153 and my kid's annual tuition just increased by $4000. So, womp, womp.

Kid in private school? You must be rich.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How much $ wise did your take home pay increase? I haven’t seen mine yet, but always feels tiny with everything taken out.

I diverted the raise into my TSP so I’m not going to see a difference.

Don’t you put the max in each year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How much $ wise did your take home pay increase? I haven’t seen mine yet, but always feels tiny with everything taken out.

I diverted the raise into my TSP so I’m not going to see a difference.

Don’t you put the max in each year?

Not everyone can afford to do that. And maybe they do but the max contribution also increased.

[Anonymous]

165k to 175k.

[Anonymous]

Woo $129 extra per paycheck lol.

[Anonymous]

dramatic increase from 3600 to 3800 a pp take home. extra 200 bucks will go towards the emergency fund in a 5% certificate.