Moving from central Illinois. Got a job offer today for a company in Englewood. First year salary will be 85,000 (73,000+12,000 sign-on). Realistically, after taxes, I've calculated my first year take home to be ~60,000, after which (if no raises or bonuses, only riding my salary) take home will be ~55,000. Not sure on the accuracy of that, just used smartasset.com. Source: 7 months ago

That is ordinary income taxes. If it was qualified I’d pay $0 on first $81,000 I make. You can calculate taxes with smartasset.com . Federal taxes are pretty low on mere mortals. The rich really do pay their fair share. Source: 12 months ago

I use smartasset.com Good tax calculator. Assume $100,000/ yr from JEPI/JEPQ. Married filing jointly I get effective Fed rate of 8.48% with $8481. My state is listed as eff rate of 4.87% or $4868. No FICA of course. Taxes total about 15%. Big deal. Now if you have $300,000 in dividends I would either go with qualified dividends or long term gains rate on selling shares. Source: about 1 year ago

Net (w/taxes etc): $70,000 (per SmartAsset.com) breaks down to $5,000/month net ($2,500 bi-weekly). Source: about 1 year ago

I'm not cherry-picking here. I'm picking out random cities, typing them into smartasset.com, and typing out the results as they come. Source: about 1 year ago

It helped me when I showed my wife the impact via something like projectifi. In one toggle I could show her what it looked like if we bought a house double our existing mortgage. It was at that moment she was like, "I don't think I want to ever move from this house". Source: over 2 years ago

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I think https://projectifi.io/ has some interesting features as well. It allows you to separate accounts, consider taxes, life events, etc. Source: over 2 years ago

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