How much is a good annual salary?

**cdub74** · 08-09-2016

Depends where you are as the cost of living varies from area to area, in the UK the cost of living is higher in the South than it is in the North.

**Black** · 08-09-2016

Define good salary.

To me it's being able to live comfortably with a decent saving amount.

If you're able to do all this and retain around 60% of your income then it certainly is a good salary.

**ttaM** · 08-09-2016

Where I live anything over 40k is pretty good and will get your a brand new home over 3ksqft in a few years

**Lunatic** · 08-09-2016

100k .

**sh89040h825h432ik4jk34rld** · 08-09-2016

A good revenue here is like 7.2k EUR a year.
I'm underaged atm so I don't work but when I will be able to (summer work) it's about 300 euros per month for that.

**TheRealMakan** · 08-09-2016

In Canada over 100k is needed to not be fucking homeless.

Well to be honesty, 50k can get you a small house.

**Eternity** · 08-09-2016

Originally Posted by Maniac

aren't you indian? US Dollar is pretty strong vs Curry Dollar

Holy shit, I forgot to convert my curry. Damn.

**Marie Tvist** · 08-10-2016

For the family 120k in a year would be a pretty good salary in my country

**Danny** · 08-10-2016

Originally Posted by Whitehill

I'm 18, first year of work and on £28,700 after taxes but then i'm learning to trade so +300 a day on my good days. (I'm new to the stocks and i'm just learning FOREX.

That's impressive for an 18 year old, good job

**Kiesa-** · 08-10-2016

at least 100k per year by 25 years old. considering the amount of tax that you have to pay, plus living expenses and all that shit, tbh you don't have much left

**[MPGH]Hugo Boss** · 08-10-2016

Originally Posted by CoupeFanatic

at least 100k per year by 25 years old. considering the amount of tax that you have to pay, plus living expenses and all that shit, tbh you don't have much left

Not sure if that's considered a lot in your country, but I find that hard to make here in Canada.
At the age of 25, you most likely finished your undergrad. Depending on what your degree is for, you probably make half of that here.
Most people at the age of 25 are doing another degree, or working on their masters because they cannot make enough money.
Other options are people have been already working, but for low pay.

**Kiesa-** · 08-10-2016

Originally Posted by Hugo Boss

Not sure if that's considered a lot in your country, but I find that hard to make here in Canada.
At the age of 25, you most likely finished your undergrad. Depending on what your degree is for, you probably make half of that here.
Most people at the age of 25 are doing another degree, or working on their masters because they cannot make enough money.
Other options are people have been already working, but for low pay.

Almost no one at 25 makes this amount in my country, employers just don't want to pay so much.
i mean if you wanna own a nice car, a decent house, and this is not including a girlfriend. 100k before tax makes it only financially feasible. btw tax is about 30% overall. that's fucked up