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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We only include our base salaries in any budgeting / fixed costs (like mortgage car nanny etc). Any variable comp like RSUs, commissions, etc go into savings and we pull a small amount for bougie vacations (we love to travel). Pros of this is we save a ton. Cons are we definitely live WAY below our “on paper” comp because the variable comp can be a lot. [/quote] This is good advice -OP I find it is hard to apply bc DH’s is sort of 100% commission. By contract it’s base+commission, but in 4 years (his whole employment at this particular place) he has never relied on base. The base is so low/barely livable. The next best number would be lowest check in the last 12 months. Say this is 10k.. the issue is he **usually** (eleven times out of twelve) exceeds it by 2-3k. So even thinking about it as 10k, is not going to be the reality. It’s a figure somewhere between (again, hypothetical) 10k-13k. Plus mine are all over. I can be between $0 and $2k+. I know I’m only stating problems, I have a solution but want someone to talk me through it. I’ll post below. [/quote]
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