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Living in the most expensive city in the nation, with a house, with 3k/month completely un-budgeted for still seems like a high amount...
by SolaceQuantum 7y ago
Living in the most expensive city in the nation, with a house, with 3k/month completely un-budgeted for still seems like a high amount...
- tempsy 7y agoIt's hard to say what is high or low anymore. Personally most "wage workers" aren't in a great state in the US. Is it "normal" for workers to be able to barely save anything while getting into six figure student debt for a college degree? I would say no. But saving $30k-$40k a year isn't going to cut it if you want a child or save for a downpayment.
- SolaceQuantum 7y agoA downpayment in the most exepensive place to live in the nation, but of course, given the massive income inequality in america! I'm super confused here. EDIT: How is 30-40k/year not enough for a child unless the child is special needs with bad healthcare?