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Just pay your fair share and shuddup!
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You're the real immigrants that suited should be warning about (obviously Hawaiians count as immigrants)
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Just pay your fair share and shuddup!
Isn't he Canadian so it's not like he's stealing our American tax $?Yeah, we get it, you're screwing all of us honest tax payers over. No need to rub it in.
Isn't he Canadian so it's not like he's stealing our American tax $?
how is this not in violation of fiduciary responsibility?GE wasted $50 billion on stock buybacks in the last decade and paid Jeff Immelt over $200 million to go away in 2017. Could sure use some of that cash right about now but, oh well, we can always **** our pensioners over.
This is the type of people @Piobaire wants to emulate.
Inside the strange, secretive lives of rich millennial cheapskates
Daniel, 36, makes $270,000 a year as a corporate lawyer in Manhattan. But you’d never guess it if you saw his shabby apartment. The graduate of an elite law school, who declined to share his …nypost.com
How does a guy working at a top law firm in Manhattan making almost $300k/yr, saving 70%, and maxing his IRA every year for almost 20 years, only have $400k saved?
This is the type of people @Piobaire wants to emulate.
Inside the strange, secretive lives of rich millennial cheapskates
Daniel, 36, makes $270,000 a year as a corporate lawyer in Manhattan. But you’d never guess it if you saw his shabby apartment. The graduate of an elite law school, who declined to share his …nypost.com
How does a guy working at a top law firm in Manhattan making almost $300k/yr, saving 70%, and maxing his IRA every year for almost 20 years, only have $400k saved?
He's a big fat liar or really stupid. I mean, he claims to have 400k and plans to retire in 3 years? Let's say his tax burden, for easy math, is 50% so he's got 135k disposable income. Thus 70% of 135k means he should be saving about 94k, so that 400k is just four years of saving for him.
He's stupid, lying, or more than likely, both.
Before calling someone stupid, maybe you should check your assumptions and wonder whether you've made a mistake in evaluating someone's statements.
According to the article the $270k could make him a 3rd or 4th year attorney. Depends on which firm and what his bonus looks like of course. That means he probably worked for a few years before starting law school and used everything he saved to pay his expenses (which could easily be $200k just in tuition at a private law school), or just finished paying off his debt.
I'm not in any way endorsing his lifestyle or choices but there certainly isn't enough information in the article to assume that he's stupid and/or lying.
Before calling someone stupid, maybe you should check your assumptions and wonder whether you've made a mistake in evaluating someone's statements.
According to the $270k noted in the article, he could make him a 3rd or 4th year attorney. Depends on which firm and what his bonus looks like of course. That means he probably worked for a few years before starting law school and used everything he saved to pay his expenses (which could easily be $200k just in tuition at a private law school), or just finished paying off his debt.
I'm not in any way endorsing his lifestyle or choices but there certainly isn't enough information in the article to assume that he's stupid and/or lying.