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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People, people, people. Each post from above is indeed a post by a person whom is NOT rich. It is the situation we live in, where there is no real wage growth. Sure, I agree, $200K looks great on paper. But it is in no way rich. I make about $350K and I am by no means rich. However, take note, voters: if you make $250K or more, Obama and his pals consider you part of the 1%, and, somehow, the govt is trying to tax you more. Pay attention. You aren't rich, but, if the govt feels you are rich, then the PC wage gap people will do something about it. [/quote] You're nuts. Unless you have three kids or bought an overly expensive home then you're doing something wrong. We make over 350k and save over 140k in a bad year. We weren't able to save this much in a higher col city than DC because housing costs were much higher and so were taxes. Also taxes really haven't increased much over Obama. There's the Medicare surcharge and that's really it. Also check out trump's platform because he also thinks you're rich at 250k. [/quote] How is this savings possible? We make 320K and our net is 14k per month, so not sure how you save 12k per month? Can you post a budget please?[/quote] It's 401k match, deferred comp and extra equity payments that brings us to 140k. [/quote]
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