ive been looking for a job for 4 months the job market is horrible here i have a ton of skills too just no degrees to prove it and the dude i been living with for 2 years is kicking me out i used to ball out spamming making 9-12k a week and i gave him mad loot when i had it then the method i was using shut down hardcore and now everyone wants to shit on me, such is life
Save and invest is fucking GREAT advice. I've been doing this shit from home for a few years now and just got hit harrrrd by the tax man....because I made TOO MUCH MONEY! Fuckin crazy but true. I saved, but not enough.
Never take what you have for granted, and always keep something in reserve.
I'm not ballin outta control, yet... YET.
But I've already decided to make 249k a year my limit. after that, what's the going US tax rate, 34%? They're outta their damn minds....
and they're talking about making it 40-50%!
1. You don't make 249k a year, because if you did, you'd know there's not a tax bracket that ends or starts at 249k. Now go and finish your math homework.
2. Even if you did make 249k a year, you're going to limit your earnings because of a higher tax rate? That's moronic. You'll still make more even at a higher tax rate if you have more income. Simple math bud. :reddy:
Stop complaining, boogey down to Aus and you'll find a 47% marginal rate of tax for the top bracket (56K if I remember correctly).1. notice how I said I didn't make 249k a year, I said all I wanted to make was 249k a year. Step your reading comprehension game up. The current tax rate for that income (171.5k-33k) is 33%. And yes, they're talking about moving the tax rate of 250k+ from 33% to 40%. Whether they do it remains to be seen.
2. The statement was made because it's my personal preference to have a goal of that much. Whether I want to go further once I reach that goal is on me. Calling someone's personal preferences moronic.... is moronic.
Oh, and I'm too old to have "math homework". have fun trolling! :reddy:
Well, there are always ways to keep yourself in a lower tax bracket. For example, you could create a Parent company that "leases" equipment/services to your Main Company.1. notice how I said I didn't make 249k a year, I said all I wanted to make was 249k a year. Step your reading comprehension game up. The current tax rate for that income (171.5k-33k) is 33%. And yes, they're talking about moving the tax rate of 250k+ from 33% to 40%. Whether they do it remains to be seen.
Being homeless is very hot right now - see chineese homeless vs model:
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