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Oops somehow skipped that paragraph, yeah that's nonsense. Unless you're comparing SF to small town UK or something
by shawabawa3 4y ago
Oops somehow skipped that paragraph, yeah that's nonsense. Unless you're comparing SF to small town UK or something
- sunaurus 4y agoI have an example from elsewhere in Europe. 115k a year in my country (~90k after all taxes), in the suburb of a city with 100k population, gets you the following: mortgage payments for a nice 4 bedroom house, payments for a luxury car, fuel, all necessities like electricity, internet, heating, water, food, etc. After covering all living costs, you will have around 60k of free money left over. Basic necessities like healthcare and education are taken care of by taxes. Would the left over amount be similar in the US from 115k near a similarly sized city?
- goodpoint 4y ago> Would the left over amount be similar in the US from 115k near a similarly sized city? In a city where you actually find jobs as developer for 230k a year - no.