25-30 year olds, how much do you make a year before taxs?

[Anonymous]

My salary is now 46,000

I'm 30 years old.

Is that good?

18,000-25,000+

30,000-45,000+

50,000-80,000+

80,000-100,000+

[MCheetah]

Option B, even though I'm technically older than the age range. I only earn $36,000 a year. However, I essentially work part time, sometimes only teaching two hours a day, getting a full time salary. At the high end, I have to teach six hours a day, at least once a week, but it's still not working eight hours straight like most people do. I've earned six figures before. I value my free time and sanity WAAAAAAAY more than money. Working a job you hate just to get paid a lot and buy useless crap you don't need; other than to deal with the job you hate, is so ass-backwards to me. I feel like making this a GAG poll, now.

$36,000 is the median individual salary in the United States. Meaning, the amount that most real people actually make. Although $62,000 is the "average" salary people supposedly make, which is what you'd get if you take most the richest people, and most of the poorest people, and divided their sum by half. But it's not reflective of reality, because most people earn less than this; it's just the statistical "average."

So $46,000 a year for a 30 year old female who probably has a four year college degree, of a little higher than the median, but still pretty normal. Anything more than $65,000 a year for a 25 to 30 year old individual, is pretty high. Which is why I don't believe the four female voters here who said they earned more than $50,000 a year. They likely are in the 35-45 age range.

[LadiesFavoriteToy]

I think I'm around 80-100K The most I made a year gross was $142,***.00 But yeah did not have much of a life. working 12 hour days 4 months strait then going to work at a nuclear station blah blah blah So yeah honestly it's all in what you do. 46K is not that much but depends on where you live.

[LazerBean]

It depends on where you live. Just look up the average household income for your state.

[NathanDavis]

if you can pay your bills, maintain your current life style, keep your debts to a minimum or none of it, and even manage to save some, then yes... it is very good

[jayhams]

You can look up the averages online.

[iceprincess8]

Pretty crap