EPTCould you live on a $39,000 salary? - Page 5
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Energies
Australia3225 Posts
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Disregard
China10252 Posts
edit: Brooklyn, even though prices are absurd here too. | ||
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Cedstick
Canada3336 Posts
I make even less now, between $1000 and $1100 every month. Rent and bills amount to $550, I spend $200 a month of food and then there are other little expenses and my spending. Depending on how much I spend I save roughly $250 a month. | ||
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FaCE_1
Canada6167 Posts
On February 24 2010 03:59 ZeaL. wrote: Man where the hell do you live. I'm making ~30k and I get ~24k after taxes and health/dental insurance and all in Atlanta. Canada \ Quebec. The place where Taxe are the highest in the world  50% of my salary go to taxes T__T | ||
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Cedstick
Canada3336 Posts
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FieryBalrog
United States1381 Posts
That's what really matters... $39K is plenty even for supporting a family in a place where the cost of living is miniscule (aka, anywhere that's not on the Coasts or the Southwest), | ||
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Energies
Australia3225 Posts
On February 24 2010 19:56 FaCE_1 wrote: Canada \ Quebec. The place where Taxe are the highest in the world 50% of my salary go to taxes T__T I don't think so... Canada 15% - $1 to $40,726 22% - $40,726 - $81,452 26% - $81,452 - $126,264 29% - $126,264 + Australia $1 - $6,000 - Nil $6,001 - $34,000 - 15% for each dollar over $6,000 $34,001- $80,000 - 30% for each dollar over $34,000 $80,001 - $180,000 - 40% for each dollar over $80,000 $180,000+ 45% for each dollar over $180,000 I wouldn't even want to post the tax rates of Denmark, England or Belgium. I'd cry. | ||
Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
i'd have to redefine my entire existence though | ||
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JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
On February 24 2010 20:07 Energies wrote: I don't think so... Canada 15% - $1 to $40,726 22% - $40,726 - $81,452 26% - $81,452 - $126,264 29% - $126,264 + Australia $1 - $6,000 - Nil $6,001 - $34,000 - 15% for each dollar over $6,000 $34,001- $80,000 - 30% for each dollar over $34,000 $80,001 - $180,000 - 40% for each dollar over $80,000 $180,000+ 45% for each dollar over $180,000 I wouldn't even want to post the tax rates of Denmark, England or Belgium. I'd cry. keep in mind provincial tax  16/20% for QC iircstill, that doesn't amount to 20k. maybe, maybe 10k. and like I said that's if you try your hardest to throw your money away. at my current rate i'll manage to keep 43k out of 46k in ontario here (although that's not a fair comparison for sure) | ||
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Chef
10810 Posts
On February 24 2010 20:11 Rekrul wrote: i could live on 30k a year easily i'd have to redefine my entire existence though I could live on 30k a night easily. i'd have to redefine my entire existence though + Show Spoiler + I'm not very materialistic or much of a partier though, so I'd probably have to do it by buying small properties around the world and then having statues of myself built on them to commemorate my wealthiness | ||
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