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It'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
by tempsy 7y ago
It'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?