For incomes over 100k only - What is your profession?

Police Detective-NJ.

I barely scratch 100k and only net about 62 percent of my base.

Science Teacher

Illinois

18 years

120k (10k of which is from coaching football and track.)

Partner at a venture capital firm in SF Bay Area

Physician incomes are up and i dont know any who make less than $180k if they are full time

way down south wrote:

Snobby wrote:

I'm getting ready to sell my BP stock. Think the energy sector is going to be a victim of trump's friendliness. We're going to be awash in cheap energy in a few years.

You have lone shares in BP? Yeah, sell that sh*t and buy mutual funds. What are you doing invested in a single company?

There are bright times ahead for parts of the oil industry, but I would never buy individual shares.

I only have about 3.5% of my net worth in individual stocks. It's just a fun hobby really. Something to keep me entertained and tuned into business news. I'm selling BP because I think there will be tough times ahead for energy stocks as we find ourselves swimming in oil. The time to get into oil was 1-2 years ago.

Data scientist

Midwest

Out of undergrad almost 20 years.

up the hill we go wrote:

An AF Major General at 29 That's a big deal.

Chair Force wrote:

Air Force Officer. $125k, 29 years old.

With bonuses for housing, food, and possible hazardous duty pay, language incentives, etc, this is not that far fetched. Living somewhere with high cost of living could make this figure close to true.

way down south wrote:

You have lone shares in BP? Yeah, sell that sh*t and buy mutual funds. What are you doing invested in a single company?

There are bright times ahead for parts of the oil industry, but I would never buy individual shares.

I don't care for BP but what's your issue with individual stocks.

I'm a captain (O-3) stationed at Hanscom AFB, zip code 01731...my after taxes take home is $104,000. A Major General (O-8) here makes $171k. Go pound sand "up the hill we go".

Insight needed wrote:

Business owner - 1 year (about $80k in personal salary, rest gets reinvested)

YouTube content creator - 2 years $40-50k/year

So about $125k last year. Hope to be closer to $250k this year.

Casey?

90k last year but I'll make 100k this year.

Sales in the media industry

D.C. Area

I'm 24.

Temp attorney (document reviewer, English/German/Spanish), twelve years, NY.

Last year I might have hit six figures. If so, it's the first time.

Independent insurance adjuster for 26 years, 140 - 200K. 2011 Toyota Tundra, 2000 Subaru Outback

This will be the first year I'll gross over 100k.

Software Developer for government contractor in NJ

3.5 years experience

trollicious wrote:

Lots of people in tech - thus begs the question - why do people always complain about outsourcing and offshoring? Seems to be a lot of high paying tech jobs looking at this post.

The big question though - is software development engaging and fun or is it a lot of code monkey, mind numbing, code editing?

Because the people complaining about those things are peckerwood rednecks with no applicable job skillzzz.

Teacher/endurance coach

Actuary

Profession: EPO/ Testosterone dealer

State: Everywhere you want to be