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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] [/quote][/quote] Op here. We make 120. Our budget is not inspiring-we splurge and don't really bargain hunt. That's why I find these stories of 'not making it' on 100k Baffling. Please note I'm not at all recomending our budget, we 'splurge' a lot-groceries, health insurance, travel. but, anyway, here it is: Roughly $6300/month $1000-health insurance $1000-nanny $2800-rent+util +wifi+cell+parking (2 bed/2bath) $500-grocery $500-dining out/coffee $500-shopping, gifts, travel etc. Also, we only fund our tsp's at about 60% of the max allowed, sorry to confuse that earlier. Outside of tsp we're not saving really much right now, but not tapping our substantial savings either. [/quote] In less you only work 10-15 hours a week here you are not getting a nanny for that price. You are not including car insurance, car payments - if you have any, gas, car repairs and other stuff. Its very doable as we've done it but it also assumes things like you don't have a SN child like we do. I had to quit my job and it was daily therapy appointments.[/quote] Golf clap....[/quote]
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