Quit for $150k?....
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Jaylen Tatum
Superstar
Yes then I'd bet it on Seattle to beat the 49ers in week 1.
I love my job and I'm a proven worker, but with the way shyt is right now I might have to take that 150k right now. Like I've been working here for 7 years, but shyt in my field change so fast, like what if I decline the 150k and get fired next week.
malbaker86
Gators
Yes. Im quitting
cyndaquil
Lv 100 Bold natured
Lol take the money. 150k per year after taxes is like 200k+ before taxes
If you make that already or think you wouldn't be able to find another job paying what you make in under a year or you work a job where you strongly believe you'll be able to level up to that in a year or two then I understand but everybody else?
take the money.
If you make that already or think you wouldn't be able to find another job paying what you make in under a year or you work a job where you strongly believe you'll be able to level up to that in a year or two then I understand but everybody else?
take the money.
#BOTHSIDES
Superstar
Yes
Ezekiel 25:17
Veteran
Yeah I'd quit for sure.
That's enough to pay off all my debt, a down payment for a house, etc. And I'd have more than enough to go without work.
Would go full time applying for jobs though.
That's enough to pay off all my debt, a down payment for a house, etc. And I'd have more than enough to go without work.
Would go full time applying for jobs though.
Peruvian Connect
Superstar
if thats the only catch. i'm taking it with ease.
cap.
problem is you can't just deposit $150k without a bunch of questions. never had to wash that much either. if trying to stay legal then taxes come into play and that's a no go.
good liquidity to do something with if i could overcome those issues. otherwise i'll keep grinding.
good liquidity to do something with if i could overcome those issues. otherwise i'll keep grinding.
Ezekiel 25:17
Veteran
Somebody making $150k salary are likely in a position where they can easily find another job. That salary means you have experience and good networking.
bruh its 150, not 20 million....deposit $2k every two weeks for things like mortgage/rent, utilities. the rest pay in cash.
You could live very comfortably off $40-50k tax free dollars, take a year off then start looking for work and still have $100k sitting in a high yield savings account.
edited---forgot anything over 10k deposited is flagged by IRS.
gotta be smart with how you move but its doable.