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Are you saying that you spend your base salary but save your RSUs? If this counts as "living paycheck to paycheck" I'm much less concerned.
by koala_man 4y ago
Are you saying that you spend your base salary but save your RSUs? If this counts as "living paycheck to paycheck" I'm much less concerned.
- crhulls 4y agoI’m not living paycheck to paycheck since I’ve been lucky with my company, but I do somehow spend an entire high six figure salary and I live very well but not lavishly. I guess I’m wondering if others here follow the same model of spend the dollars and save the stock.
- neogodless 4y agoHow are you defining "spend an entire salary" in a different way from "living paycheck to paycheck"?
- lostmsu 4y agoRSUs are a form of work comp. If you are saving them, that's not "paycheck to paycheck" as at any moment you can freely convert them to cash.
- neogodless 4y agoSo they do not spend all of their income... got it!
- s1artibartfast 4y agoIt would be shocked if the original survey included RSU, 401Ks, and capital gains in the estimation.