What is ur ideal realistic income that ur working towards?
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Any job I can enjoy doing that would allow me the benefit of taking care of my family comfortably is fine with me.  Money can buy many things but nothing of value.\nAnd realistically, an income is a spending limit, you know how much you can spend until next pay day and the more we have the more we want so instead of killing yourself to make it up the corporate latter in the world to enjoy spending money on material things, which can all be wiped away at the drop of a dime like my things I lost during Hurricane Katrina, all the money in the world couldn't replace family pictures, souvenirs, awards, certificates, heirlooms, etc... try enjoying life!
70880
You can make alot but depends on where you work.  Print shops pay very well.  Alot of graphic designers also free lance.  They get leads from print shops and other places.  You can start off on the high side.  My friend started off at 35k
86995
I don't think you are going to find many places/positions where the STARTING salary is 6 figures.  I personally am working to create a six figure income with my home business... but am being practical and planning on it taking about 4 years to reach that goal.  For a 6 figure a year income - I'm willing to work hard and have found the perfect business to get me there.\n\nI do however feel that no matter what you choose to do... money should not be the only factor in determining which field you want to go into.
390380
Well you should probably go speak to someone that knows your field well.  The best answer to the question is, "I'm sure your company will compensate me fairly for the work I do."  However, if you have been in the field for some time then you should have an idea of the range you want to make.  This is a very tricky question so try to avoid it as long as possible.
1020613
what would it cost me and how much would i earn
39521
you could probably be getting a starting salary of USD 3000 with perks such as housing, medical insurance, home leave... it all depends on the company you go to
91149
I would say you can live fairly well with about USD1500 a month.
200650
How much intrest are you willing to pay?
1129490
enough money.  I am always strapped for cash,  I want to be able to get grocries and pay bills each month and maybe have a little left over for savings.  I cant even come close to doing that now.
558376
Of course you will get a high salary, if and when you reach the goals you are striving for.  As far as satisfying your wife, it all depends on her needs and wishes. Money may not be her only wish, communicate with her and share your goals.
241553
My wife makes around 55k and when I work I do about the same. The last year and a half I have been stay at home daddy...
786731
It depends where you work.\n\nExpect somewhere between 200,000 to 400, 000 $ US, per year\n\nWilliam
958664
Any salary that gets you through the day without worrying about food or other nessesities is enough. You should learn to enjoy life without breaking it rich.
839574
Hmmm. you are trying to IM in the personals, aren't you?\n\nI'm a manager in a travel agency. My career is steady with an annual salary of $200,000. My family life is happy as well, life has been rather fulfilling. Sigh...my friends are not here yet. These people! Still the same old bad habit, love to get all decked up, I guess I'll just keep waiting....
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I did a report a little over a year ago and found the average income is $11.00 per person.  I think now it's more like $12.00 per hour.\n\nI think $18/hour is pretty good, but it also depends on what type of work you are doing.  Did you go to college?  Are you doing something that is dangerous to your health or can have long term repricussions.\n\nI think you will be happy when you see your paycheck though.  I put a few resources below that you can see the charts of yearly salaries.
346883
As long as your income can stay with you, it should be good.  Sounds like you work your a** off with 5 jobs.  In the end, the whole story sounds like bulls**t.
1179031
Education and experience will pay off for you the most in the longrun...  It takes a combination both to reach your salary goals.