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M Moon
ANSWERS: 9
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There never too much money
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About $60K US per year, with future adjustments for inflation and rising energy costs.
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It depends...As long as I can pay my bills and be comfortable, I'm satisfied!
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Our combined income is over $AU 200,000 per year. That is more than enough.
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I'd like enough to be able to pay for decent health insurance and our higher-than-normal medical costs. I don't need to be rich; I just want to have enough so that I don't have to worry daily about how we're going to pay the bills.
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I have an actual figure: If I had 7 million USD I could retire today and still leave some money to my kids when I die at age 76.
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I would be ecstatic if I brought home $2500.00 a month
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We have planned our lives so we can afford to have lower paying, less stressful jobs close to home and don't have to commute. Money isn't a priority for us as long as we can afford the things we need to live and put a little into savings for emergencies.
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I'd say about $75K US yearly, adjusted for inflation and all that. This way I could live fairly modestly, try and build a house for my mom, save for college for my kids (when I have them), and still be able to afford food and all that.
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