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Verheiratete Familie mit doppeltem Einkommen und zwei Kindern. Ausgabendaten aus der Rocket Money-App.
Von Every_Ad_7564
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Your mortgage is one of your lowest expenses.
what a sweet graphic, hope you do it yearly!
This looks realisitic…have been tired of seeing peeps making 400k and somehow food expenses are 10k
<$1000 monthly on mortgage is great. I’m curious, what does a decent 1 bedroom apartment in your zip code currently go for?
I bought around when you did and I’m pretty sure my mortgage is cheaper than local studio
If we bought a house today our monthly mortgage would be your yearly mortgage *cries in California*
If you don’t mind me asking, where do you live that daycare is almost 2k a month?
Daycare twice as much as your mortgage 😭
Crying because I’m there with you
Your tax burden total is under 20% of your income. That seems low to me but maybe I’m doing it wrong lol
Seems like you’re doing great and if it’s no trouble to you it’s no trouble to me, but $9000 on takeout/dining is blowing my mind. Wife and I are generally cheap, I acknowledge, but we get takeout maybe twice a month. Apparently we’re majorly in the minority there. I’m sure it’ll go up a little once both kids are eating real food (they’re 6 months and 3 years), but if it’s $100 per meal for 4 (more than I’d pay consistently but you do you) that’s 90 meals, so almost twice a week. Does that roughly line up with what you guys do?
Again, you can clearly afford it so go for it. I’m just curious
Edit: I always forget that people get a beer or cocktail with meals when going out. I don’t drink so that never factors into my math. Makes the $100 for a meal a lot more likely.
How did your employer or benefit admin allow you to do dependent care FSA as a higher earner?
Crazy that your mortgage is $11k, but utilities run about $8k.
Where do you live that your property taxes and utilities are so low? I feel like I’m getting taken advantage of living in the tri-state area.
Amazing how much benefit there is to live in a state with no income tax! If I’m reading this right.
The house needed 15k in repairs last year? Was it cosmetic or actually repairs?
$261,000? HAHAHA This country is all about income inequality…
Daycare being your largest expense at 2k a month is just crazy. And they wonder why there are less and less kids
This chart: „income: 261k“
Me: „I can’t afford to look at this chart“
You spent more on food than i spent on everything all year!
This is really cool thanks for sharing it.
You didn’t ask so I’ve backspaced unwanted input XD
Do you live in a cardboard box? Or in Mississippi? I have a 1700 sq ft house in the Tampa suburbs and my taxes and insurance are more than your mortgage payments. We bought 12 years ago and refinanced in 2021.
You only put $11,285 toward your mortgage in one year? What?
Is it dataiku or something else you used ?
$11,285 annually for your mortgage… gfys, lmao
Why do you have a construction loan under your personal finances? Aren’t construction loans for businesses?
You spend more on taxes than I get in a whole year, literally going to sob