Anonymous wrote:I know two sisters who were employed by a well known consulting firm. They also were single, no kids, making upwards of 200K a year.
They were road warriors, who did not buy a house, both made their parents home their home base. Every weekend, they flew home. They had a lot of hotel and airline points and they were taking a lot of wonderful vacations around the world with their parents.
They eventually married high earning men and they had saving of around a million $ each from around 10 years of working. They had their dream wedding, bought their dream home and popped out their kids. Now they are rich SAHMs in a high HHI household and pick projects to keep a foot in the industry.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What's ger job at 200k? No student debt?
Do you live under a rock?
Corporate law, consulting, sales, any number of professions offer that earning potential at a relatively young age.
But all if thosecrequire an extra degree, no?
Hence, more tuition (and miscellaneous) college costs.
So who is paying for that?
Anonymous wrote:That has to be a good feeling, OP.
I live a similar life to your daughter, but with kids. I'm 32yo, married, 2 kids, own a business making mid 6 figures. DH and I both work remotely so we travel and explore a ton as a family while the kids are little. I'm really hoping to set a good work/life balance for my kids and I cannot wait to see what they do when they grow up!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As guy with a few daughters I have to say a single guy making 200k at 29 is way better.
She has to worry all the mooch men cling in to her wanting her cash
Does your daughter hold this view ? If so, it is a great way to remain single.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As guy with a few daughters I have to say a single guy making 200k at 29 is way better.
She has to worry all the mooch men cling in to her wanting her cash
Sorry you’re jealous.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What's ger job at 200k? No student debt?
Do you live under a rock?
Corporate law, consulting, sales, any number of professions offer that earning potential at a relatively young age.
But all if thosecrequire an extra degree, no?
Hence, more tuition (and miscellaneous) college costs.
So who is paying for that?
Mom & Dad
It’s ironic that OP writes “no debt” as if that’s an accomplishment on her DD’s part
"No debt" is great, but may be due to family finances that paid for her education and suggests that she is not a homeowner so there is a lot of income thrown away for rent--unless, of course, she still lives at home.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think having children is important. Otherwise all that life becomes a dead end branch on the family tree. FWIW I am one of 3 kids, only one with chikdren myself. My siblings wont have any descendants to sing their praises or marvel at their exploits, like I do with my grandparents, etc. food for thought
Well I do not, so there’s that. The world is overpopulated and most kids are neglected.
Anonymous wrote:As guy with a few daughters I have to say a single guy making 200k at 29 is way better.
She has to worry all the mooch men cling in to her wanting her cash
Anonymous wrote:As guy with a few daughters I have to say a single guy making 200k at 29 is way better.
She has to worry all the mooch men cling in to her wanting her cash
Anonymous wrote:As guy with a few daughters I have to say a single guy making 200k at 29 is way better.
She has to worry all the mooch men cling in to her wanting her cash