210k
~125-135k after every expense

note: I am a virgin and detest sluts.

500 EUR a month / 6000 EUR a year before taxes
maybe 200 EUR after monthly expenses like insurances and shit

I'm an apprentice.

I started up and own my own business. I do web development. Currently I have 13 clients (only started a couple months ago) who pay $500 a month for my services. It works out to be about $6000 a month after expenses. So about $1500 a week

Only about 30% of it goes to living. The rest goes in the bank or luxuries. Currently saving enough to put a down deposit on this.

>inb4 everyone browsing /r9k/ are earning crazy monies

oh wait it's already happened

>>2120327
Why would you do this?
Don't spend your money on bullshit things like nice cars.
PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS.

>>2120356
It has been my dream since Nissan first released the GTR to own one. Just like it was my dream to start my own company and not work for someone else. I try to achieve my dreams, robot.

I make minimum wage, 44 hours a week. About 1320 a month. Rent is $617, transportation is $104 (subwayfag), and I spend around $50 each month on food. So, it averages to about $550 every month of disposable income.

>>2120337
not all of us are NEETs

some of us stumble into successful careers because of parental connections or because we did well in school cause there weren't women to distract us and got references.

>>2120375
>>2120375
But why? it's just a car. I do not for the life of me understand why people want to wast money on shit they can die horrible deaths in.
Robot or not I just bought a three million dollar property this weekend.
And I will never spend more than needed on a car that will get me to point a to point b.

>>2120431
Why does anyone spend more money on anything they have to? I've been an automotive enthusiast my entire life, so of course I'm going to put time, effort and money into something I love.

Trying to explain it to someone who isn't into that hobby is like trying to explain colour to a blind person.

Made 50.000 Euro last year, but they pay for my Hotels and transport so all I really use money for are escorts, food and violins.

>>2120456
I've been an automotive enthusiast my entire life

I'm sorry for your loss.

>>2120517

What a poor mentality to have.

>>2120543
You tend to develop this mentality after spending years around people who have such ludicrously expensive hobbies.

You don't need a fucking third yacht.
fucking help some people out who need it.
I just bought my childhood friend a condo to stay in since he was having issues at home while he is in college.
it was not too much, but it is a living space for some one I care for.

>>2120618
Then you hang around asshats with those hobbies. Do not pair people who work hard and save up for ages so that they can have something with people like that.

And I fly my friends around Australia all the time, even when I wasn't making as much as I am now. I have a surprise lined up for them for new years, I'm going to be flying us all to Bali, all expenses paid on me. Business is booming.

>>2120646
Also I find it so hard to keep new friends who find out how much I have. how is it for you?

>>2120684
I don't bring it up unless I've known them for a while. I just say I'm in web development and leave it at that. Even though I make more than most people do, I don';t like using that as a way of...valuing myself, for lack of a better word, and then using that to compare people. If you know what I mean.

My job this summer is student engineer, I make $15 an hour as a summer student plus mileage.

Rent/food/gym/ saving for tuition leaves me with $100 a week, but I have no debt and no loans.

Bumping because I want to see what you all earn. OP didn't ask to say but say your jobs as well.

Also, I earn 22K AUD a year. I live at home and am at uni so it gets me by.

700k/year
about 450k in expenses

like 55k. At the end of every month I usually have a good 800-1200 left. I put that away for savings, and usually only spend like 100$ of it.

I make 50k salary (51 340) exactly. I have to pay life insurance since my job isn`t exactly the safest (intelligence officer/analyst).

>>2121139

Whho do you work for intel wise?

secret service
$90,000/year
$60,000 will go towards expenses

>>2121156
I work for an insurance company.

I'm self employed. My rates after costs do not come out to much($40/2 hours) but still most people think I'm overcharging.

Keep this in mind brobots, you are not just paying for the service but the cost of providing that service.

>>2121169

So you have to take a bullet for obamy for 90K a year? Fuck that. You met him/anyone important, btw?

>>2121156
joint for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, and the chief of defence intelligence.

It`s really not that hard to getting a job. All I needed was a university degree and to apply. They called me back months later and put me into a strict 4 month training program.

I'm a billionaire. stay jelly faggots

I won $400k from a $10 scratch off lottery ticket, pretty much been living off that for the past 3 years.

>>2121202

Pictured: Obama showing us the average length of a tiny white penis.

100k before taxes, around 65k after taxes.

Are you asking how much I save? I put around $1,500 a month into savings, not including my 401k contributions (7% of pre-tax income). I also go out to eat pretty often, buy clothes when I need them, etc.

Too goddamn much. I've started to just buy random iPads and shit just because I have so much extra money lying around

Posted from my iPad

>>2121223

Tell me you live of the interest, right? Also, how much tax did you have to pay?

>>2121208
Where do you apply? I'm currently doing a Poli Science major and wanted to get involved in GUBMENT

$5200/mo. I'm in the 30% tax bracket, so I get $3,640 withheld, my company takes 6% ($312) out and matches that in my 401(k) at 75 cents to the dollar, and they take another $50 out for health insurance. Now we're at $3,278.

All bills below are my costs when split with a roommate.

Rent is $840/mo. $2,438 left over. Gas (for car) comes to about $60/mo. $2,378.

Natural gas comes to about $10/mo, electric varies from $60-$100/mo, TV/Internet comes to about $54/mo (my roommate and I take a slight service interruption of 1-2 days a year where we switch the service to the others name to get the promo prices year round). $144 for those bills, $2294.

At this point my parents are insuring the car, a 2001 nissan maxima (I'm approximating all these prices because my job starts in June). It's looking like I'll get a 2001 Toyota Camry with ~100K miles on it. Despite the car being "boring", I'm thankful for it, because being a male under 25 makes my insurance rates hideous with a "sports sedan". A regular sedan is a fuck of a lot cheaper. My FICO score has been groomed to over 760, so I'll pay 40% less for the same coverage than somebody getting the same coverage, but I'm still expecting to pay at least $300/mo. I'm going to round it up to $400. $1894.

I'm planning to set aside another $400/mo for health expenses. I take a few prescriptions regularly and see a couple specialists. My insurance will be good, but I take a couple non-generics. $1494.

I'm setting another $300 aside for miscellaneous expenses. $1194.

I'm setting another $90 aside per month for extraordinary expenses throughout the year. $1104. $150 for food (probably ludicrous since work pays for lunch 80% of the time and I tend not to eat breakfast). $954.

>>2121382
Cell phone bill responsibility ~$65/mo, $889.

I spend about $80/mo in booze. I think this will be an area to cut back. $809.

Credit card rewards not included in this calculation. I get 2% back on anything, 3% on groceries, 5% on rotating categories. I don't like counting cashback since it makes you prone to spend more and count it twice in your head (once when buying as part of the purchase decision, once when redeeming). I have no credit card debt, although having $15K in credit available to me as a student is pretty goddamn scary. I'm vigorous about not falling into that trap.

My goal is to put away $800/month minimum towards an emergency fund in case the worst were to happen. For the utilities I already have (everything before car insurance), I know what I'll be paying. The others are some grey areas and I've gone wide. I've considered going with progressive and using their snapshot discount - apparently it's ridiculously easy to game, since all the device really looks for is when you drive (won't win there), how much you drive, and most importantly, if you do hard braking (the device wants you to slow down <10mph/second).

How am I looking /r9k/?

Other considerations:
-I will be eligible for a 15% bonus next april, I have been told expect 10%. In as little as six months-a year this will change positively (I will get increased bonus eligibility, most likely 30% expect 25%).
-After YE2012 I will be traveling monday-thursday and will thus pretty much lose food and most other miscellaneous expenses (company covers).
-Work will assume financial responsibility for a smartphone but you lose the number if you leave the company and they own the device. I don't feel comfortable with that and will likely maintain my separate line.

$870/mo
~$700 after taxes
woo minimum wage

I had no idea /r9k/ was so successful.

I'm a musician for tips. I typically make 80-100 dollars in a night, after about two hours dicking around. I only do this for one night a week, and not even every week, because I live with my grandmother, who takes care of my expenses. I just like to have some pocket change to get me through the week at school and with friends.

>>2121493
I think the more successful ones are more likely to have a grip on what they make, what they spend, etc.

Are all the NEETs just not posting on this thread or are we all shitposting to big up our e-peens? I'm genuinely surprised at the amount of people with respectable careers having their shit together, good show robots.

Anyways, I'm a dentist a year and a bit out of dental school. I moved to the middle of fucking nowhere after graduation, making $235k after taxes, working 5.5 days a week. My rent is minimal (didn't want to buy a house since I only plan to stay here for another year or so tops) and my main expenses are car insurance (Audi TT) and internet (got the fastest connection money could buy since there's sweet fuck-all else to do here).

$1800 a month after taxes, I'm saving up $1500 each month because I still live with my parents. Its my first job so I dont give a fuck even if its minimum wage since I have no expenses.

>>2121169
oh shit is there really a secret service brobot? I remember your AMA thread a few weeks ago but thought it was a troll

>>2121382 and >>2121402 here
Am I missing something important coverage-wise or what? I'm getting quoted at $130/mo (I'll probably opt to get paper statements and am not counting the $50 one time online signup bonus).

Category: $whats left

Before taxes: $1600/month
After taxes: $1300/month
Add in money taken out for insurance: $1225/month
401K taken out: $1200/month
Truck Payment: $200/month - The actual payment is $500/month, but I pay double so I can pay it off early
Gas: $120/month
Cellphone: $90/month

So, in the end, I have $90 left over after each month. I live with my parents, so I don't have to worry about rent or anything like that. They pay for food, and all the bills except for my own cell phone. They also buy food for me to take to work also. Guess it's not bad living with your parents, even at 28? Can't wait till I get my truck paid off. Only $10,000 left to go.

Oh, and I forgot insurance for truck: -$800 every 6 months. But I got that tucked away in savings, so that isn't that big of a deal.

>>2121578
Sorry guys I forgot my image.

I didn't even include the snapshot discount (at least 10%, max 30%) since I'm not sure I'll do it.

>>2121208
First job I applied to out of university (my country's equivalent anyway). Didn't get through the first round because I didn't pass the personality profile. Shit sucks.

Militaryfag here (coast guard)

3000 a month after taxes
5% into my tsp (retirement)
480 a month for rent
300 a month into savings
200 a month into a mutual fund
I drive a modest car so it's like 250 a month for my payment and 125 for insurance

I still have enough to buy whatever I want