What is your household income?

What is your household income?

  • Under $75,000

    Votes: 49 21.1%
  • $75,000 to $124,999

    Votes: 70 30.2%
  • $125,000 to $199,999

    Votes: 67 28.9%
  • $200,000 to $299,999

    Votes: 26 11.2%
  • $300,000+

    Votes: 20 8.6%

  • Total voters
    232
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Thought it would be interesting to know. Feel free to state your occupations as well.


You started this thread ... so tell us what is your income? :yo:


In the US asking this question is kind of rude so I'm just curious about the OP :)
 
I'm the project manager for the IT Dept at a mid size college in town. My wife just graduated from nursing school, so our household should jump dramatically. Told her I'm about done with her free-loading!
 
I'm the project manager for the IT Dept at a mid size college in town. My wife just graduated from nursing school, so our household should jump dramatically. Told her I'm about done with her free-loading!

I make enough money to afford a 2013 4Runner, but not enough to buy the aluminum BudBuilt skid plate collection. THAT will require some saving!
 
You started this thread ... so tell us what is your income? :yo:


In the US asking this question is kind of rude so I'm just curious about the OP :)
It is an intrusive question but given the level of anonymity, I don't believe many would see it as rude.

Ours was $145,000 last year. I'm expecting around $160,000 this year.
 
IT Help Desk Administrator (started a week ago, was a big step up)

No dependents, very low debt, cheap rent, making 2.5x the cost of living in my area :biggrin1:

Bring on the mods, baby
 
Im a computer network engineer...basically me and 30 of my closest friends keep the internet working world wide...or at least the 20% of it that my employer controls. with working every holiday on the calendar, and a few other extras, ive pulled 100k a yr for the past few, God is good.

My wife is a systems analyst, also in the ISP realm. she brings home about 80k.

Blessed is what we like to call it.
 
What really matters is cost of living expenses. Salary numbers look impressive until you find out they live in Seattle, San Francisco, Austin, New York etc. where the COL is insane.
 
Mechanic, offshore oil and gas industry. However, I only work half the year on a 14 day on / 14 day off schedule. Without bonuses, cashing in PTO, or any extra OT (d/t facility conditions, for training to maintain licenses, etc) during the year, I make just North of $165K/yr (though typically it ends up being $185-210K/yr).

My wife works for city government in the utilities division (just over $40K/yr), even though I try to convince her to quit so we can travel more on my days off.

We live in South Louisiana, where the cost of living is relatively cheap...but I could live anywhere and still do my job.
 
Yep! I never thought I'd be making the current salary I'm at, however living in SoCal completely gets wiped out with COL and student loans
 
I'm an Assistant Principal at a high school and my wife works as an instructional designer for Amazon. Coupled with my disability from the VA, we do pretty well. Live in Northern NC, so COL is pretty low.

* And no, I'm not embarrassed that my wife makes 3x my salary lol. Always seems to pop up.
 
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Telecom industry. Been outside and inside at a desk, too. Married single income the W2 came in at $160k past few years but it’s the overtime that really makes up about a third of that.

Mortgage is only $700/month (all-in: principal/interest/taxes/insurance) so there is a bit of a budget for a fun vehicle.


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