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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Rule of thumb is 10% is a good number. 20% is great. Saving 30%+ is exceptional frankly. Now given that you make $10K a month net and have no kids, no wife and nothing but 18 gallons of ky jelly and a loro piana sweater to worry about, I'd push for more than 30%. You wont find great comparisons here though - people here have kids - and kids are the sexual equivalent of fisting when it comes to finances. Now in my case, our take home is about $16K a month and we save about 5K a month or about 30%. That said, I live in a big house with a yard and I have kids, and school, and a nanny. Without my adorable money suckers, I'd save at least $4,500 more on top of the $5K - the nanny costs us $3,800 a month, food, etc easily adds another $700 or $1,000. So, to recap: 1) You save enough 2) You could save more 3) You have no kids 4) Therefore you are what we call "happy" and "free" 5) We save 31% on 16K, but would save 50% to 60% without.[/quote] :lol: there are so many hilarious gems in this post Thanks![/quote]
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