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procon

(15,805 posts)
13. Out of touch with reality.
Thu Dec 21, 2017, 11:18 AM
Dec 2017

The average income in America across all jobs is only $51,939. A million dollar income is fantasy dream for most people.

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SINGLE RENTER - NO KIDS [View all] blogslut Dec 2017 OP
I would be outraged MichMan Dec 2017 #1
I wonder how much life was sucked out of the poor staffer blogslut Dec 2017 #3
Is this a bad thing? Marengo Dec 2017 #2
This message was self-deleted by its author Dr Hobbitstein Dec 2017 #11
I'm not sure a person making a million dollars and is renting mythology Dec 2017 #4
I bet it's tough absorbing that $1,887 increase in taxes with a $ 1,000,000 income. Hoyt Dec 2017 #5
Who makes $1M/yr and still rents? LonePirate Dec 2017 #6
Plenty of people kcr Dec 2017 #7
I'd rent no matter what crazycatlady Dec 2017 #10
Very very few people make over one million per year. NCTraveler Dec 2017 #15
I would think that it depends on where they live. MrScorpio Dec 2017 #31
Leave it to charts to remind me how poor I am dembotoz Dec 2017 #8
This is my favorite reply blogslut Dec 2017 #9
These various sites which try to calculate what the effect will be are stabs in the dark. rgbecker Dec 2017 #12
Out of touch with reality. procon Dec 2017 #13
if you look at the link, $50,000 is their first example Skittles Dec 2017 #24
In the first example is says this person with a simple return making 50K could save a significant Kirk Lover Dec 2017 #14
It might to a lot of people MichMan Dec 2017 #16
Except it's not a couple of hundred bucks a month...it's $86 buck a month. n/t Kirk Lover Dec 2017 #18
For a lot of families that is significant Lee-Lee Dec 2017 #17
I don't consider $86 dollars per month...especially for a family...significant. n/t Kirk Lover Dec 2017 #19
I guess if you aren't living paycheck to paycheck it isn't MichMan Dec 2017 #20
I'm not saying that it isn't anything but the word we are talking about is Kirk Lover Dec 2017 #22
Your circumstances are not everyone elses Lee-Lee Dec 2017 #23
My point is they should be getting a lot more back not these crumbs. And when you Kirk Lover Dec 2017 #25
Depends on what they lose for that $84 a month. haele Dec 2017 #29
This. Exactly. we can do it Dec 2017 #32
On a $1 million salary, 2 grand is chump change alarimer Dec 2017 #21
Somebody living in Manhattan or San Francisco is more likely to be a renter VMA131Marine Dec 2017 #26
A single 64-year-old home owner with income of $40,000 year vsrazdem Dec 2017 #27
A Single Renter Making $1M/Year? SoCalMusicLover Dec 2017 #28
Can they cherrypick even more - Hey, here's a "tax bill" haele Dec 2017 #30
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