Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 19:46     Subject: What is your monthly take home pay?

$18,000 monthly

No debt at all. Spend less than $5,000 most months.

Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 19:30     Subject: What is your monthly take home pay?

$12,500 for me, $9,300 for my husband.
Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 18:54     Subject: Re:What is your monthly take home pay?

DH $4700
Me self employed maybe $1000-$1500
Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 18:36     Subject: What is your monthly take home pay?

Wife and I combined: $23,641
Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 18:25     Subject: What is your monthly take home pay?

Anonymous wrote:This is a weird thread. I would post mine, but everyone here's posting is not in line with the DCUM salaries/comp I've seen in the past, typical for execs and doctors in the 500k+ range.


They might show up, but I think this is more indicative of middle road DCUM. I also wonder sometimes if people don't exaggerate. My DH does a lot of recruiting for mid to high level jobs. While there are plenty of the high income jobs in tech and BigLaw, most people don't make 500k+.

Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 18:21     Subject: Re:What is your monthly take home pay?

Mine (DW) - $7200
DH - $15,000

That doesn’t include bonuses or quarterly draws.
Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 17:58     Subject: What is your monthly take home pay?

I need $7k a month.
This money comes from long term capitol gains, survivor's benefits, and very low earned income.
What I 'make', I also take home.
I will need $7500 next year to cover our expenses.
Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 17:41     Subject: Re:What is your monthly take home pay?

Gross is $11,250 per month for me. Net is around $6700. Partner likely nets $3000 - $4000 a month; not sure about gross.
Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 17:36     Subject: Re:What is your monthly take home pay?

It varies. 12-13k in an average month.
Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 17:34     Subject: What is your monthly take home pay?

You people give up way too much of your money. I make around $13K a month and take home around $10K.

The $3K deducted is all taxes. I'm self-employed so have some deductions that you all don't (QBI, etc.). But beyond that, I prioritize paying off my condo and putting as much money as I can in my taxable brokerage account - I want my money now!

I don't do 401(k)s - I think even giving money to your future self is a mistake. I don't have a health insurance deduction - I buy insurance on the exchange for like $2K per year. I only contribute $0.5K per year to my HSA.

I know "conventional wisdom" says all these deductions are smart. But I'm 42 and will be retiring by 45, while you all will be working until you're almost senior citizens - so who's really smart?
Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 17:14     Subject: What is your monthly take home pay?

This is a weird thread. I would post mine, but everyone here's posting is not in line with the DCUM salaries/comp I've seen in the past, typical for execs and doctors in the 500k+ range.
Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 17:10     Subject: What is your monthly take home pay?

Anonymous wrote:$15,230/month for me and DH combined averaged out over 2024 including bonuses. Of that, we save $5,300 in post-tax savings and spend roughly $10k/month.


Interesting addition.
DH 12,500 not including bonus.
Spend: 9K
After tax savings: 3500
Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 17:08     Subject: What is your monthly take home pay?

Spouse takes home $17,300 monthly (excluding equity and bonus -- which largely goes to 529s and our retirement savings since we are down to one 401(k), with some toward travel and charity). I stay at home with our kids so mine is currently $0 except for random stuff I sell.
Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 17:08     Subject: What is your monthly take home pay?

Saw your updated question:
Gross $32,120/month
Take home $15,230/month (47.4%)
Anonymous
Post 09/19/2024 17:07     Subject: What is your monthly take home pay?

12,500 not including bonus