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Search Craigslist for technician jobs, their “contractor” companies are Indian guys who have an in with someone, they hire TFW pay them less than minimum wage based on a contract you’re stuck to, and have 3 guys following one guy around figuring out the jobs as they go. Telus knows this and there were even people who were trying to escalate this to larger bodies but of course that all gets stifled. These are the same guys. It’s one thing as you said to bring in skilled, smart, people but to use TFW to undercut your regular worker and then increase your bills after strong arming the people they pay “more” to lol it’s so gross |
90K Salary should net 65K |
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He's mentioned he makes just under $90k salary, so I put that into an income tax calculator and it said his after tax income is about $72k or a 21% average tax rate. I don't know his exact net, just from what the calculator spit out. RE: girlfriend making $50k, he's made a comment on her lower income, but what can one do. He's been with her for like six years. Hard to leave someone because they don't make enough money. He also eats out, wears nice clothes, and gets a $60 haircut EVERY two weeks. So money goes quickly. With gas, insurance, and car payment that's easily $1,000 a month there. Oh he just spent $2k on the new Samsung S23 Ultra. Honestly, after seeing that phone, it makes me want it too.. Lol |
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tell me more stories like your friend to make me feel better about my financial choices |
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1 bed condos right off the bat is at $350/m strata fees, many are more. $600 for insurance a year on the low side $1500 for property and utility tax hydro, internet would avg out to $100/m min And like others said, it's hard to save 100k. If it's a couple, a 1bed becomes quite tight on space, and if you WFH it's even harder. Quote:
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What are strata / condo fees like these days in the GVRD? |
Like .60 a square foot seems to be pretty normal. They have increased a lot due to insurance, and fucking everything else I guess lol. |
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With that said, even the most disciplined renter would have a hard time getting into the real estate market today. My point about discipline still holds however. |
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Now I'm with someone who has unstable income but I'm happy as a clam. Was I supposed to stay unhappy to have fancier dinners? lol In either case, the income never even popped into my head at all as something to consider. Maybe once I thought it would be nice to have a sugarmama, but I'm a bit old for that lol |
Being in a relationship because your s/o makes what you deem “enough” money seems like a recipe for losing far more money in your future lol If making more money than the other person is a consideration my wife should have dumped me a while back lol |
Clearly the girl is getting the worse end of the stick here, you have a partner that makes $90k still leases a car and rents a basement. Good looking future right there. :pokerface: |
Lol its truly fucked up if anyone is saying earning potential is that big of a factor for partnership. Literally gross. That said, my wife makes more money than I do. |
I lit a fire here. It's not about earning potential per se, it's about ambition and wanting to build something. The world is changing fast. The money follows from having a partnership/marriage where both parties are supporting and pushing each other to achieve more. |
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Some condo fees here cost more than a monthly mortgage lol |
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Tapioca is correct, when I would date women, and they didn't have any ambition to get a higher end job / go further in life, it would.be a turn off. (I'm talking like someone with no school, making 15-25$/hr) Ex: Knowing I'm going to be carrying the vacation costs down the line, I'm paying the majority of the "nicer" property she gets to live in, etc, while she just "drags along" with no education and a lower end job. Why does one person need to put in the efforts of school, sacrifices, and working overtime, so that the other gets a nice life just for being there? Also goes in the marriage / divorce direction, if a dude makes 150k a year, and he found the one making 50k a year, and they get divorced, he is going to get financially raped. Prey he does not have any savings or property, then he will get properly financially raped. Vs if both people made 150k, it would not be as bad. Spoiler! Yeah it's not good to look at things in the example above, but from how many people I know paying out 2500$/mo for their ex wives for alimony, and child support, THAT disgusts me. Not to mention some of those poor bastards lost 10-40% of their net worth, for "making her happy by marrying her". I bet she is real happy after the divorce, the payout of the property she never dropped a dollar of downpayment for, and his current efforts working 7-3, so he can give her XX% for the next 5-18 years. Ok I'm done :drunk: Someone post a disgusting real estate deal to get this thread back on track |
Don't get me wrong I'm shallow. I just put looks way up that list. Truth is though, if you pick someone based on anything but the whole package you're in for a shitty time. That's a fuckin long time to stay together with someone you don't really like. Oh also that unpopular opinion comparison is absolutely full retard. |
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The ambitions/earning potential of your partner are completely relevant to the real estate discussion. If you aspire to own something larger than a 1-bedroom condo, then it's probably advisable to think carefully about whom you decide to partner up with. |
Because of my job, I meet a lot of people and what I've learned is that there are a lot of good spouses still out there. Good wholesome men and women. It's just tough for the older women because they're getting older. A 35 yo man has his pick of the 25 yo and the 45 yo. I think most men would pick the younger woman. It's hard if you're a woman, 35, and single. The dating pool is quite limited. I agree, that the woman should bring something to the table as well. We're living in Vancouver, your partner needs to make money otherwise your life will probably be harder. For guys, there are tons of girls in the 25-45 range that make $75k+ and who are good looking that you can choose from, you just have to look for them. |
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