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I’m a 50 yo woman making -$200K
I could go as low as $160K if he was a scientist or artist. I’d expect him to have $10K/month + a paid off mortgage in retirement |
This. I would also add - can save money - willing to find the career path/support themselves in the lifestyle they want to lead i.e. if you want to live on your own and without roommates, or buy a house, or have nice cars etc. have a plan of how you would do that on your own. |
| In whatever area they live, a first year salary of a public school teacher. |
| Male here, don’t care. Kind, attractive, good person are the top 3 qualities. |
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Have you not read about all the unhappy marriages on here? And how many divorced people are on here?
Marry for love, not money! As long as your partner is kind and respectful, you'll be ok. |
They aren't, because only hot women marry men 200k+ and hot women don't post on online forums for dinosaurs |
Marrying for live does not guarantee your partner will be kind or respectful. Plus you might get stuck with them because of no money. |
You think $200k is hard? I'm a property manager an earn over $350k a year. That doesn't even include passive income from my own investments. |
Well, they deserve each other. |
Same. If you live within your means and don't have stupid debt (vs. a mortgage or something productive), we're good. |
I think $200k puts you in the top 10% for this area. |
Maybe for “this area” but not for the “area” women with incomes of $200K live. |
Well I’m a top 10% person so that checks out. |
| Male, can they pay their bills/afford the lifestyle they want to live? Life is stressful enough already, no need to add financial issues to it. |
Woman here. Agree. My DH doesn't earn a lot of money due to his field, but he is the kindest and most educated person I know. |