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Well, I disagree. 160k per year. I have money in a variety of investment vehicles. No family (wife, kids) atm. Moderate rent since I do hybrid work and can tol
by trevorboaconstr 5y ago
Well, I disagree.
160k per year. I have money in a variety of investment vehicles. No family (wife, kids) atm. Moderate rent since I do hybrid work and can tolerate a longer commute 2 days a week. If I’m good with expenses I can retire at 38. I could go move to a more rural area of the US or some other country and never work again.
This stuff about ‘taxes’, and QOL…meh, I’ll take more cash now, please, especially when I’m younger and can afford to.
Blah blah blah, health insurance, services…I’m 28, not really worried about it. My QOL is higher than 99 percent of the world.
- quantified 5y agoWe’re both private school kids, I can tell. Glad you think you get your full dollar’s worth on military spending and infrastructure, especially rural infrastructure.
- trevorboaconstr 5y agoI’m very much aware there’s waste. Yes, it needs to be addressed. However, for myself , the feeling of building financial security is worth more to me (right now) than quality of services derived from taxes. Only reason I’ve ever lived in the city is due to work. If I didn’t need to manage a hybrid schedule I would move. My interest are wholly in the outdoors, so I really wouldn’t be missing much.