10,000 bucks a year??
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Dear Papa bear... If you are writing in regards to Massaoui (wrong spelling)being put into prison for life... it was the wiser action.  If we executed him, the Muslims rebels would have used that as another reason to motivate more Iraquians to join their brigades and continue in the terrorist activities... And Massousi (spelling) wanted to be executed... as he figured he would be considered a martyr and remembered... He did not want to be imprisoned for the rest of his life... This life sentence was more horrible to him that death... And we prevented another reason for the terrorists to use his death as a motive for gaining recruits... and more terrorist actions to the US.\nIt was the wiser of the two choices... He will not be happy to spend his life in prison... as he is "young" and he will be there a long time... Hope this helps...
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Wow, so you guys are at work doing these Answer things, huh?  :O  ....  Wow.....  \n\nDid I ever explain my theory on why the cost of living is so high?
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It very much depends on where you are and what club you join. I paid $450 for a year.
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First of all, there would most likely be about $7000 taken for taxes, leaving only $13,000. I'd have to invest most of it into a tax-defered shelter to retrieve some of the $7k back.\n\nRetirement plans or real estate.\n\nIf you buy a car for $20k, in ten years it'll be worth about $2500. Not good.\n\nReal estate generally appreciates, so I'd have to go with that for an average person out there. No modulars or mobile homes. They are like cars...they generally depreciate.\n\nIf you are working and have good credit, it'd make a great downpayment on a nice house....if you bought a $100,000 house, in ten years it would probably be worth around $118,000-$125,000. You could have as much as $45,000 in ten years if you sold (also depends on how much your house appreciated).
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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'd PAY 1000000 dollars to leave this country!!
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Based on information I have read and heard, I would set the yearly revenue at about Ten Billion Dollars.  $10,000,000,000.00
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Depends on a lot of things.  Where is this person?  $40K is a lot more in the midwest than it is on the west coast.  Does the person have the lifestyle they want?  Do they own the kind of home they want?  Are they happy?  If yes, than it's a good salary.
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You save 1/10th of your money... wowee.  That would be 10 cents per dollar.
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Why not make it $100? \n\nThan making $208,000 a year will be equivalent to making $10,712 a year right now.\n\nOh, but that would mean the price of everything would go, since everyone would be making so much more money.  So, the price of a house that once was $200,000 would than be $5,000,000.  Still out of range for someone making $208,000 a year!\n\nBut other than that, great idea!!!\n\n***********\n\nPeter F, that's a really great idea taxing wealth at 3%.  The government already does too much wealth redistribution, we don't need anymore.\n\nThe answer is simple, the US rewards hard work.  If you want more money either work harder, or get more education.  If you are stuck making only minimum wage for more than a year or two,  then develop some ambition!!
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a few bucks a decade!
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way too much to live unless you make 200K
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I say $50,000 as well because we do it.  It's a joint income household and we manage to not only save at least $10,000 a year but also have plenty to live and play on.  It's all about keeping that money monster under control :o)
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It depends where you work.\n\nExpect somewhere between 200,000 to 400, 000 $ US, per year\n\nWilliam
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Why do people respond when they do not know what they are talking about.  Of the first 4 answers, only one was correct.\n\n$10,000 * 5% = $500 (for a full year)\n\n$500 * 6 months/12 months = $250
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what about it?\ncheck out this link for general info on the 2004 $10USD
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40-50 thousand a year, not including ot. it also depends on the state you live in.