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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]300 to 500 is the must difficult income level. No benefits of the rich or the middle class. It's sometimes easier to just give up and go lower.[/quote]

So really, you'd rather take a lower paying job so you don't have to pay higher taxes? That is ridiculous. There is no situation I can work out where you are still not ending up ahead where you are now.  More of the myth of "taxes discourage hard work." So stupid. [/quote]

the "most difficult income level".  HAHAHAHAHA.  you should try my income level (75k gross) and see how difficult things are....[/quote]

At 75K, you don't try to save any money. You'll retire on social security only, and your kids will get a full ride to college. That'll save you a few million right there.[/quote]

A - If social security even exists
B - I am not banking on getting a free ride for the kid.  [/quote]

So do you have a plan to start earning $300K or are you just SOL?[/quote]

you are trying to tell me I'll be just fine on 75k while you have it hard at 300k?  What the hell???[/quote]

like i chose to make 75k so my kid could "get a free ride"  ha[/quote]

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