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[quote=Anonymous]"Not that I agree with this nanny, I don't and I think its an unreasonable expectation, but I wanted to point out that paying a nanny what you earn minus your mortgage, bills, and college savings, is not the same as working for nothing at all. Those are choices you're making with your money, but its still part of your income. A lot of people, including your nanny I'm sure, would be absolutely elated to have the money to pay all their bills, and have some for emergency savings, let alone college savings."

You misunderstood. It is not that PP does not net anything extra after paying nanny, mortgage, bills, etc. It is that pp is saying she basically net nothing more than what it costs to pay her nanny. That leaves no remaining money from what she earns to put towards bills, etc. again, this is fine if you work more for enjoyment or as a necessity of keeping a foot in the door for a bit - but most families using a nanny rely on MB's salary to help pay the typical expenses like housing, food, bills, etc[/quote]

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