Anonymous
06/07/2012 02:09
Subject: Dual income families, what is your HHI?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DH: $140K base + $50k = IT consulting
ME: $120K Sales
feeling poor as shit all our money goes into multiple properties rented out that we can't sell right now[/quote
Anonymous
06/07/2012 02:01
Subject: Dual income families, what is your HHI?
Anonymous wrote:DH: $140K base + $50k = IT consulting
ME: $120K Sales
feeling poor as shit all our money goes into multiple properties rented out that we can't sell right now[/quote
Anonymous
06/06/2012 23:26
Subject: Dual income families, what is your HHI?
DH: $140K base + $50k = IT consulting
ME: $120K Sales
feeling poor as shit all our money goes into multiple properties rented out that we can't sell right now
ME: $120K Sales
feeling poor as shit all our money goes into multiple properties rented out that we can't sell right now
Anonymous
06/06/2012 23:09
Subject: Dual income families, what is your HHI?
Me 180k
DH 65k-ish
~3k/mo mortgage
Nanny for DD ~2200/month
~2500k/mo in savings
DH 65k-ish
~3k/mo mortgage
Nanny for DD ~2200/month
~2500k/mo in savings
Anonymous
06/06/2012 21:36
Subject: Dual income families, what is your HHI?
Anonymous wrote:12:55, what city/state did you move to, just out of curiosity?
Memphis, TN. It's not everyone's cup of tea, but we've found a great community and bought a beautiful house on a great street. We're really enjoying our new life.
Anonymous
06/06/2012 20:14
Subject: Re:Dual income families, what is your HHI?
Me: 50k
DH: 60k
Townhouse in Rockville. 3 kids, two in public school, one in college (financial aid).
DH: 60k
Townhouse in Rockville. 3 kids, two in public school, one in college (financial aid).
Anonymous
06/06/2012 20:09
Subject: Re:Dual income families, what is your HHI?
Me: $77k, DH: $50k
Mortgage of $2k per month
Car payment of $350 per month (0 interest)
No other debt
Nanny of $1200 per month which will double soon when #2 is born. (part time and was a nanny share until recently)
Saving about $1200-$1400 per month right now (retirement, college, emergency fund)
Hoping for a big annual raise before childcare for 2 kids is needed! If not, we probably won't be able to save as much!
Mortgage of $2k per month
Car payment of $350 per month (0 interest)
No other debt
Nanny of $1200 per month which will double soon when #2 is born. (part time and was a nanny share until recently)
Saving about $1200-$1400 per month right now (retirement, college, emergency fund)
Hoping for a big annual raise before childcare for 2 kids is needed! If not, we probably won't be able to save as much!
Anonymous
06/06/2012 17:02
Subject: Dual income families, what is your HHI?
12:55, what city/state did you move to, just out of curiosity?
Anonymous
06/06/2012 16:51
Subject: Re:Dual income families, what is your HHI?
Me: $145K
Him: $130K (I think...?)
Mortgage for home in NW, DC (Cleveland Park): $4300
Nanny:$2K/month plus room n board, insurance, etc
Him: $130K (I think...?)
Mortgage for home in NW, DC (Cleveland Park): $4300
Nanny:$2K/month plus room n board, insurance, etc
Anonymous
06/06/2012 16:41
Subject: Re:Dual income families, what is your HHI?
Me: $89
DH: $75
Mortgage: $3K in NE, DC
One child in daycare: $600 p/month (family)
We are 41 and 42.
DH: $75
Mortgage: $3K in NE, DC
One child in daycare: $600 p/month (family)
We are 41 and 42.
Anonymous
06/06/2012 12:55
Subject: Dual income families, what is your HHI?
Me: $30K (higher ed)
DH: $105 (engineer)
Mortgage: $1400 a month
Private school for one child: $1K a month
We moved out of state for a job opportunity for my husband a few months ago. We've nearly cut our salary in half from where it was 3 or 4 year ago, but we live in a much nicer house (our dream house in our dream neighborhood) and feel more secure financially than we ever have. I miss culture and good restaurants, but I love not worrying all the time about money and long commutes.
DH: $105 (engineer)
Mortgage: $1400 a month
Private school for one child: $1K a month
We moved out of state for a job opportunity for my husband a few months ago. We've nearly cut our salary in half from where it was 3 or 4 year ago, but we live in a much nicer house (our dream house in our dream neighborhood) and feel more secure financially than we ever have. I miss culture and good restaurants, but I love not worrying all the time about money and long commutes.
Anonymous
06/06/2012 11:21
Subject: Dual income families, what is your HHI?
PP...wow! That's an incredible income. 
Anonymous
06/06/2012 11:18
Subject: Dual income families, what is your HHI?
Me $135K Fed
Spouse $950K Biglaw
Mortgage $6K
Daycare $3600/month
Spouse $950K Biglaw
Mortgage $6K
Daycare $3600/month
Anonymous
06/06/2012 10:43
Subject: Re:Dual income families, what is your HHI?
HHI: $107k
Me: $42k
; admin support
DH: $65k; banking center Manager
4 kids; Day care costs: $690/monthly (after-care/family-provided childcare)
Rent: $2000
I need more money ASAP!!
Me: $42k
; admin support
DH: $65k; banking center Manager
4 kids; Day care costs: $690/monthly (after-care/family-provided childcare)
Rent: $2000
I need more money ASAP!!
Anonymous
06/06/2012 09:30
Subject: Re:Dual income families, what is your HHI?
Me=112K, DH=35K, late 30s
One child, day care $975 month
Mortgage in Montgomery County=$2200 including $500 extra to reduce principal per month
Retirement=$2500 per month for both of us
$400 monthly in 529
No student loans, no debt except mortgage which should be paid off in 16 years instead of 30
One child, day care $975 month
Mortgage in Montgomery County=$2200 including $500 extra to reduce principal per month
Retirement=$2500 per month for both of us
$400 monthly in 529
No student loans, no debt except mortgage which should be paid off in 16 years instead of 30