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    8 KB Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)18:52:57 No.2260814  
    >get a job for after graduation
    >$63K/yr
    >tax bracket means I'll get 40K after tax
    >$12K/yr (1K/mo) rent with utilities
    >$2k/yr ($200/mo) car insurance
    >$300/yr health insurance, $300 yearly spend before getting paid for anything, plus prescriptions

    Just...fuck, /r9k/, being an adult sucks.
    >> Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)18:54:42 No.2260830
    Maybe I'm just bad at math but 40 grand seems to cover all of that.
    >> Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)18:56:23 No.2260850
    >>2260814
    There's a lot of other ongoing costs, such as food, cell phone bills, etc...

    Those are just the primary consistent costs.

    6% to the 401k...
    >> Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)18:56:59 No.2260857
    >>2260850

    Not too bad if you just graduated.
    >> Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)18:58:03 No.2260869
    >>2260814
    where do you live

    that's pretty expensive rent....
    >> Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)18:59:01 No.2260882
    That still leaves you 25,000 to spend on women and wine. I fail to see why your bitching.
    >> Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)18:59:14 No.2260887
    >>2260869
    Delaware County, PA. Expensive area.

    I live in a decent apartment, not anything ridiculously fancy. And I'm paying that much with a roommate (double, two bedrooms).
    >> Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)18:59:22 No.2260888
    >Don't rent, own
    >2012 >having a car
    >Live healthy so you need doctors the less possible and lose the health insurance.
    >> Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)19:00:15 No.2260892
    you make more thasn my parents combined

    if you cant figure out how to live on that amount, very well too, youre pretty fucking stupid, or something.
    >> Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)19:01:08 No.2260905
    >>2260888
    >Own
    Absolutely foolish given real estate prices in the area, plus the fact that a home has upkeep.
    >having a car
    No choice. There is no feasible public transportation option to my work.
    >> Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)19:01:09 No.2260906
    >>2260814
    >$300/yr health insurance
    Per YEAR? That's cheap as fuck bro.
    >> Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)19:01:22 No.2260908
    >>2260850
    If your normal bills are costing you more than your rent, you're doing something wrong.

    Even assuming they're about equal:

    12 + 12 + 2 = $26k

    40 - 26 = $14000 dollars to spend on whatever the fuck you want each year.

    I take it you must be a woman who doesn't know how to stop buying shit on impulse?

    If not, why are you bitching?
    >> Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)19:01:40 No.2260913
    Kinda same situation here

    >50k/yr job after graduation
    >40k/yr after taxes
    >10k/yr for rent
    >only get to keep a net 30k
    >mfw 40% of my salary is gone and I still need to buy food and shit
    >mfw I'm a poorfag
    >> Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)19:02:01 No.2260916
    >>2260906
    It's $50/mo or $600 a year. Before they pay out any benefits, I have to spend $300 in-network myself.

    After that point they cover 85% of in-network doctor related costs.
    >> Anonymous 04/27/12(Fri)19:02:42 No.2260928
    >>2260908
    I'm just saying, being an adult and figuring this shit out blows. For how much you work, it's surprising how little you get.

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