Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I worked in NYC 30 years. Not a SINGLE executive ever paid private schools.
I grew up Great Neck with an award winning HS with a 25 commute to Manhattan, later loved by Rockville Centre another award winning school around 35 minutes from nyc.
My house in Great Neck was a 2-3 minute walk from train. I could be in Manhattan under 30 minutes from my living room chair.
I also when single lived by Douglaston train,
All execs lived close in towns near train in surburbs with great schools.
NJ has lots of same.
Plus my one rich boss who lived in Garden City also had a house in Southampton an easy commute to summer house.
Nowhere near executive rank and plenty of my non executive friends do privates, including a government couple GS12-13 economist, a teacher + government contractor couple (2 kids at Potomac), a fintech director + HF analyst couple. By my generation a job is part of overall wealth and we don’t feel we need to skimp on certain experiences bc some executive from 1990s did things their way.
Nah Scarsdale High is full of the children of rich execs. Most people who earned their money in hard jobs did the math and realized that living in Westchester made the most sense. You may believe you have “overall wealth” but you either don’t or didn’t actually work for it. Most rich execs would prefer not to throw away $150k/year on something they can get for free (assuming 3 kids). Also a lot of those guys started having kids before they got rich so they would have started in the burbs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I worked in NYC 30 years. Not a SINGLE executive ever paid private schools.
I grew up Great Neck with an award winning HS with a 25 commute to Manhattan, later loved by Rockville Centre another award winning school around 35 minutes from nyc.
My house in Great Neck was a 2-3 minute walk from train. I could be in Manhattan under 30 minutes from my living room chair.
I also when single lived by Douglaston train,
All execs lived close in towns near train in surburbs with great schools.
NJ has lots of same.
Plus my one rich boss who lived in Garden City also had a house in Southampton an easy commute to summer house.
Nowhere near executive rank and plenty of my non executive friends do privates, including a government couple GS12-13 economist, a teacher + government contractor couple (2 kids at Potomac), a fintech director + HF analyst couple. By my generation a job is part of overall wealth and we don’t feel we need to skimp on certain experiences bc some executive from 1990s did things their way.
That’s DC. My public HS growing up on Long Island was rated best HS in United States among public and privates. Except for Catholic and Yeshiva in rich NYC suburbs the schools are way better privates, the rich on Long Island don’t do private. They buy buy in Manhasset, garden City, etc
The actual rich in NYC still have a large number that live in Manhattan and go to private school. What industry were these "executives" in?
We also have mid-tier privates in northern Westchester priced 20k to 40k. My kid is friends with some of them. the typical family is a director level worker with pharma/finance/engineering + a wfh lawyer/wfh medical biller / nurse practitioner. Some of the kids are dance artists that require specialized schedule.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I worked in NYC 30 years. Not a SINGLE executive ever paid private schools.
I grew up Great Neck with an award winning HS with a 25 commute to Manhattan, later loved by Rockville Centre another award winning school around 35 minutes from nyc.
My house in Great Neck was a 2-3 minute walk from train. I could be in Manhattan under 30 minutes from my living room chair.
I also when single lived by Douglaston train,
All execs lived close in towns near train in surburbs with great schools.
NJ has lots of same.
Plus my one rich boss who lived in Garden City also had a house in Southampton an easy commute to summer house.
Nowhere near executive rank and plenty of my non executive friends do privates, including a government couple GS12-13 economist, a teacher + government contractor couple (2 kids at Potomac), a fintech director + HF analyst couple. By my generation a job is part of overall wealth and we don’t feel we need to skimp on certain experiences bc some executive from 1990s did things their way.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I worked in NYC 30 years. Not a SINGLE executive ever paid private schools.
I grew up Great Neck with an award winning HS with a 25 commute to Manhattan, later loved by Rockville Centre another award winning school around 35 minutes from nyc.
My house in Great Neck was a 2-3 minute walk from train. I could be in Manhattan under 30 minutes from my living room chair.
I also when single lived by Douglaston train,
All execs lived close in towns near train in surburbs with great schools.
NJ has lots of same.
Plus my one rich boss who lived in Garden City also had a house in Southampton an easy commute to summer house.
Nowhere near executive rank and plenty of my non executive friends do privates, including a government couple GS12-13 economist, a teacher + government contractor couple (2 kids at Potomac), a fintech director + HF analyst couple. By my generation a job is part of overall wealth and we don’t feel we need to skimp on certain experiences bc some executive from 1990s did things their way.
That’s DC. My public HS growing up on Long Island was rated best HS in United States among public and privates. Except for Catholic and Yeshiva in rich NYC suburbs the schools are way better privates, the rich on Long Island don’t do private. They buy buy in Manhasset, garden City, etc
The actual rich in NYC still have a large number that live in Manhattan and go to private school. What industry were these "executives" in?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I worked in NYC 30 years. Not a SINGLE executive ever paid private schools.
I grew up Great Neck with an award winning HS with a 25 commute to Manhattan, later loved by Rockville Centre another award winning school around 35 minutes from nyc.
My house in Great Neck was a 2-3 minute walk from train. I could be in Manhattan under 30 minutes from my living room chair.
I also when single lived by Douglaston train,
All execs lived close in towns near train in surburbs with great schools.
NJ has lots of same.
Plus my one rich boss who lived in Garden City also had a house in Southampton an easy commute to summer house.
Nowhere near executive rank and plenty of my non executive friends do privates, including a government couple GS12-13 economist, a teacher + government contractor couple (2 kids at Potomac), a fintech director + HF analyst couple. By my generation a job is part of overall wealth and we don’t feel we need to skimp on certain experiences bc some executive from 1990s did things their way.
That’s DC. My public HS growing up on Long Island was rated best HS in United States among public and privates. Except for Catholic and Yeshiva in rich NYC suburbs the schools are way better privates, the rich on Long Island don’t do private. They buy buy in Manhasset, garden City, etc
The actual rich in NYC still have a large number that live in Manhattan and go to private school. What industry were these "executives" in?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I worked in NYC 30 years. Not a SINGLE executive ever paid private schools.
I grew up Great Neck with an award winning HS with a 25 commute to Manhattan, later loved by Rockville Centre another award winning school around 35 minutes from nyc.
My house in Great Neck was a 2-3 minute walk from train. I could be in Manhattan under 30 minutes from my living room chair.
I also when single lived by Douglaston train,
All execs lived close in towns near train in surburbs with great schools.
NJ has lots of same.
Plus my one rich boss who lived in Garden City also had a house in Southampton an easy commute to summer house.
Nowhere near executive rank and plenty of my non executive friends do privates, including a government couple GS12-13 economist, a teacher + government contractor couple (2 kids at Potomac), a fintech director + HF analyst couple. By my generation a job is part of overall wealth and we don’t feel we need to skimp on certain experiences bc some executive from 1990s did things their way.
That’s DC. My public HS growing up on Long Island was rated best HS in United States among public and privates. Except for Catholic and Yeshiva in rich NYC suburbs the schools are way better privates, the rich on Long Island don’t do private. They buy buy in Manhasset, garden City, etc
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I worked in NYC 30 years. Not a SINGLE executive ever paid private schools.
I grew up Great Neck with an award winning HS with a 25 commute to Manhattan, later loved by Rockville Centre another award winning school around 35 minutes from nyc.
My house in Great Neck was a 2-3 minute walk from train. I could be in Manhattan under 30 minutes from my living room chair.
I also when single lived by Douglaston train,
All execs lived close in towns near train in surburbs with great schools.
NJ has lots of same.
Plus my one rich boss who lived in Garden City also had a house in Southampton an easy commute to summer house.
Nowhere near executive rank and plenty of my non executive friends do privates, including a government couple GS12-13 economist, a teacher + government contractor couple (2 kids at Potomac), a fintech director + HF analyst couple. By my generation a job is part of overall wealth and we don’t feel we need to skimp on certain experiences bc some executive from 1990s did things their way.
Anonymous wrote:I worked in NYC 30 years. Not a SINGLE executive ever paid private schools.
I grew up Great Neck with an award winning HS with a 25 commute to Manhattan, later loved by Rockville Centre another award winning school around 35 minutes from nyc.
My house in Great Neck was a 2-3 minute walk from train. I could be in Manhattan under 30 minutes from my living room chair.
I also when single lived by Douglaston train,
All execs lived close in towns near train in surburbs with great schools.
NJ has lots of same.
Plus my one rich boss who lived in Garden City also had a house in Southampton an easy commute to summer house.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NY is cheaper and better DC. I lived on Long Island and my town was so much fun and things cost less than DC. Schools amazing and a 15 minute drive to beach.
Garden City, Manhasset, Rockville Centre, Oceanside, Merrick, Port Washington, Lynbrook all great
Dunno if it’s still the case, but Garden City used to not allow black people to buy real estate there.
I work near 7th Street and GC is a beautiful community. Beaches in the summer are a +.
Anonymous wrote:There are like 4 houses for sale in bronxville ar any given time and they are $2m+.
There are a handful of burbs with really good schools. A few in Long Island (Roslyn etc), a few in westchester (Scarsdale, chappaqua), a few in ct (Darien, new Canaan). A few in nj.
Nyc is insanely expensive
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NY is cheaper and better DC. I lived on Long Island and my town was so much fun and things cost less than DC. Schools amazing and a 15 minute drive to beach.
Garden City, Manhasset, Rockville Centre, Oceanside, Merrick, Port Washington, Lynbrook all great
Dunno if it’s still the case, but Garden City used to not allow black people to buy real estate there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I get paid 260k here salary.
Similar job but different company offering me 460k salary but I would have to move to nyc
Bonuses are 100k-200k. 100k here. 200k possibly nyc but bonuses are never guaranteed.
Should I consider moving there? Middle and high school age kids here.
Your increased base salary will result in about $7,680 more in net (after tax) income per month.
Is $7,700 a month pay increase worth all the hassles of change for you and your family ?
Anonymous wrote:I get paid 260k here salary.
Similar job but different company offering me 460k salary but I would have to move to nyc
Bonuses are 100k-200k. 100k here. 200k possibly nyc but bonuses are never guaranteed.
Should I consider moving there? Middle and high school age kids here.