What's The Normal Age That People Hit That 100k/Year Mark?

[Sampson]

Im trynna eat too brahh. On sum real shyt what you do?

Start by both speaking and typing like an adult.

 

[BlvdBrawler]

lol, no they wont. MOST people will be BROKE. there's a reason they say the rich get richer(not saying 100k is rich cause it isnt).

and the poor gets poorer.

there's a reason why they say the middle class is turning into the top edge of the lower class.

in 20 years unless things change drastically and we as a whole from top down start carrying about one another. there will be a FEW rich folks. and everyone else will be fighting over the scraps.

Yea I guess I worded that poorly. I meant that, due to inflation, in 20 years, we will see a lot of salaries in the 100k range to the point that it will be almost average.

 

[Sierra Mist]

nikkas have a bad case of confirmation bias in here. Just because fate stacked the deck in your favor doesn't mean it's going to work out favorably for everyone else. Your success and position in this society is dependent upon the "failures" of others. Just the way it works. If everyone was a millionaire we wouldn't have any millionaires.

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The beauty of capitalism is that it's based on inequality but at least you can move up the ladder. It is not enough that I succeed. Others must fail.

 

[Trinidpl]

Start by both speaking and typing like an adult.

Okay

 

[TheBigBopper]

On your first point, so you don't think there's ANY kid who got into Harvard based off who they knew? Or even on an adjusted grading scale (ie. Affirmative action) ONLY those with the mix of things you listed? Convenient idea, but not true. We both have enough common sense to know that, so let's scratch your point there as wrong.

You may think that your time in Montessori school did not help, but, especially, if you were younger when you went, a lot people would say that had a big impact on the way you were meant to see education, which is probably why you were not satisfied with teachers later, but you still had that foundation/earlier period of formative education.

Harvard isn't letting in anyone with a <1900 SAT or <top 5-10% grades regardless of who they know or how black their skin is. They don't have to. That isn't to say that Harvard doesn't have any AA and legacy admits, but these kids are still usually bright and driven enough to do well in life even without a Harvard BS, and these special admits make up a minority of applicants.

I'll give your second contention some credit.

 

[DaChampIsHere]

Harvard isn't letting in anyone with a <1900 SAT or <top 5-10% grades regardless of who they know or how black their skin is. They don't have to. That isn't to say that Harvard doesn't have any AA and legacy admits, but these kids are still usually bright and driven enough to do well in life even without a Harvard BS, and these special admits make up a minority of applicants.

I'll give your second contention some credit.

Breh, you're avoiding the original question like shyt. You think everyone his gets into Harvard is smarter/more driven than everyone who got rejected? EVERYONE? Since these are your factors for succeeding at what you want (you posted them yourself), then certainly EVERYONE who got rejected from Harvard was not the smartest or most motivated when compared to those accepted?

You know what, you don't even have to answer that. Your earlier admission of "leadership" and "personality" gives way to exactly my point: Your success in the things you want is not only about how smart or driven you are.

Point blank, period. Let's not even cut anymore corners around the facts. You've stated so yourself.

 

[Broke Wave]

well I'm not a fortune teller, but I can promise you are going to be failure by your definition. (if you mean 250K)

we'll see nikka. I've planned for success and I'm seeing it come.

 

[Chris.B]

not necessarily and i work in IT...the only cats within my age range that i know that make 100K+ work in healthcare...my boy with the lambo i mentioned earlier is a consultant for major pharmaceutical companies and gets stupid paid...nikka showed me his year end bonus check and i was like ...my other boy runs a team of consultants for a healthcare provider

I work in IT. It depends on which section of IT you work in.

If you do programming/network engineering you will break 6 figures easy.
Very easy to be a consultant when you have programming and routing and switching skills.

Add voice engineering to that and you will hit 150K easy.

 

[bangedher_wholesquad]

But the truly rich. not you six figgie niggies who these dudes prolly when they see ur money.

All had a brilliant idea and execution that seemed to be dictated by fate.

Go work ur a$$ off and see if u can be Zuckerberg.

 

[CrimsonTider]

I used to think the magical number of $100K was a big deal while I was in college. But then I got into the industry I'm in and realized it aint shyt.

Correction, I realized getting paid in cash really aint shyt. I consult on executive pay and the amount of money that exec level employees make on stock options, perf/time based restricted grants, etc is astronomical compared to whatever direct deposit cash you getting every 2 weeks.

They do this to avoid paying income taxes

LOL, sounds illegal as fukk. He is probably doing tax scams lol.

No he is not doing tax scams...my personal tax person works the same way, she says she works out of her offices for the season and relaxes for the rest of the year...

This sounds like some illegal shyt.

If you own a tax business it's perfectly normal to only work during tax season, but to bring in the type of money he is bring in

 

[ComputersPutin]

I understand where you are coming from but it is possible. Last year one of my best friends who is only a year older than me 32..tried something new with his knowledge from taxes and make 70k in a month and told me he is going to set up shop in central florida and open 3 or 4 offices. My boy stuck to his plan and this past April bought a sick condo in miami beach, a hundred and fifty thousand dollar car a range for his wife..and told me he cleared $798k and is off for the rest of the year until November and will be on the grind again until April..Thats 5 months, he told me he is opening more and will clear a million in 5 months, and do the same next because clientelle and more offices...He is a smart dude so I know he wont blow his money, but what I am getting at is find a niche and capitalize..A little luck, hardwork and timing is a great combination. I am not balling like him yet but I have my niche and and in 6 digits for a couple years now..Im still young, have a MBA, but I am not looking for a 9-5 to make money because you will only get confortable living on a job....Your own business, or multiple streams of income/investments is the way to go, but I am sure you already know because it is said all the time, its just not easy to get there as people on this forum says.

Whats the name of this tax business?

 

[posterchild336]

They do this to avoid paying income taxes





This sounds like some illegal shyt.

If you own a tax business it's perfectly normal to only work during tax season, but to bring in the type of money he is bring in

It is possible, i just read articles on preparers that make over 100k for tax season..now if H&R Block is paying them can you imaging how much the company is getting? He had numerous offices in central fl, with numerous cpa's working underhim, he would work full time also..I saw the ads on bus stop seats, all over in the pics he sent me, dude had it official...He is very smart though, I dont doubt he was doing things the right way, this will be his 3rd year coming he has no problems with reporting anything to IRS..anything is possible like I said. Its alot of money but as long as he is doing it right..i am happy for him

 

[Chris.B]

Quickest way to build wealth is to buy a house in a nice neighborhood and rent it out.

I have a friend from high school who dropped out worked crazy shifts for 10 years bought two 3 bedroom condos in DC area right next to Capitol Hill.

He has a stream of checks coming in every month by renting out both properties.

At the same time I know people who copied this style and sh!t all fell apart.

Just make sure you understand every business comes with a risk.

It is not always roses out there

 

[Family Man]

There's a lot of ducktales and bullshyttery in this thread

 

[NonPareil]

The pay structure where I am has me making 85k by 30, fukk a magic number, I'm comfortable.