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minus-squareNotSteve_@lemmy.calinkfedilinkarrow-up30·4 days agoThat really sucks, and I’m genuinely sorry you’ve had to deal with all that. $100K USD can be eaten up very quickly depending on your city’s cost of living though. I’d imagine someone making $100k USD in Manhattan would be barely scraping by as well
minus-squarekaitco@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up25·4 days ago100K in Manhattan is nothing. My father was a principal earning $150K and still could barely get by in the city. When apartments run total 40K annually, 100K is just a step above poverty wages.
That really sucks, and I’m genuinely sorry you’ve had to deal with all that. $100K USD can be eaten up very quickly depending on your city’s cost of living though. I’d imagine someone making $100k USD in Manhattan would be barely scraping by as well
100K in Manhattan is nothing. My father was a principal earning $150K and still could barely get by in the city.
When apartments run total 40K annually, 100K is just a step above poverty wages.