How old we're you when broke seven figures in annual income and what do you do?

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[Post New]05/15/2013 22:32
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Anonymous
Individual income only (but it would be interesting to know what your spouse makes and does, too)
And tell us how much was earned, passive and capital gains.
Personal income only (so do not include gross rental or gross business, even if it passes to your own return- including net from business or rental is okay)
[Post New]05/15/2013 22:33
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Anonymous
28.

Hooker.

Use yer imagination.
[Post New]05/15/2013 22:40
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Anonymous
Didn't we just do this?
[Post New]05/15/2013 22:40
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Anonymous
31
Moved from a job paying 78k to one paying 100k.
Now 42, and make 500k.
All pay from employer, no capital gains or secondary income
Corporate trade association work
[Post New]05/15/2013 22:41
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Anonymous
It surprises me you can break 6 figures with such poor reading skills. Subject line: SEVEN figures.
[Post New]05/15/2013 22:42
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:31
Moved from a job paying 78k to one paying 100k.
Now 42, and make 500k.
All pay from employer, no capital gains or secondary income
Corporate trade association work


That's only 6 figures.... Doh!
[Post New]05/15/2013 22:51
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Anonymous
37 - law firm partner, all earned. I have some investment income, but not a ton. I wish I had more passive income because I work too damn hard.
[Post New]05/15/2013 22:55
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Anonymous
My little daughter asked me:"Mommy, how old are you going to be when I turn 2500?" So the answer to this question will also answer the OP's question for most people.
[Post New]05/15/2013 23:00
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It surprises me you can break 6 figures with such poor reading skills. Subject line: SEVEN figures.


I'm not surprised. Works for an association. They overpay staff (ESP CEO and execs) and underpay vendors / consultants.
[Post New]05/15/2013 23:03
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My little daughter asked me:"Mommy, how old are you going to be when I turn 2500?" So the answer to this question will also answer the OP's question for most people.


Ha Ha ! So true
[Post New]05/15/2013 23:58
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Anonymous
40yo. Just got bumped up to $10,000.00 per annum from $9,999.99

All earned income.
[Post New]05/15/2013 23:59
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Anonymous
Oh, shit. PP here, just realized you meant 7 figures to the *left* of the decimal. Sorry...
[Post New]05/16/2013 01:50
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Individual income only (but it would be interesting to know what your spouse makes and does, too)
And tell us how much was earned, passive and capital gains.
Personal income only (so do not include gross rental or gross business, even if it passes to your own return- including net from business or rental is okay)


You first, OP.
[Post New]05/16/2013 07:55
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Anonymous
Hold on let me check my paystub.

Seriously OP your rules are odd.

Carlyle and big law lawyers only methinks
[Post New]05/16/2013 07:57
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Anonymous
and movie stars!
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