View Poll Results: Whats your yearly income???
$0-20K
146
25.30%
$20K-30K
101
17.50%
$30K-40K
99
17.16%
$40K-50K
77
13.34%
$50K-60K
60
10.40%
$60K-70K
31
5.37%
$70K-80K
15
2.60%
$80K and above
48
8.32%
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Avg. yearly income of stunters....
02-21-2006, 11:42 AM
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Re: Avg. yearly income of stunters....
Originally Posted by Taz
I almost feel guilty.. I ws b*tching about taxes, untill I found out I paid more in tax than 1/3 of the poll made...
I think i lost 18 grand to taxes this year
02-21-2006, 11:45 AM
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Re: Avg. yearly income of stunters....
Originally Posted by NINER
Wow, and you own a house. Bend over.
02-21-2006, 11:46 AM
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Re: Avg. yearly income of stunters....
Originally Posted by scott3824
that was just what was taken out of my paychecks last year ... stupid profit sharing is taxed like crazy
02-21-2006, 12:31 PM
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Re: Avg. yearly income of stunters....
Originally Posted by DBOUNCE1
Thank You this is what i've been thinking this whole time. I just bought a 1600sq ft home 3 bdr 2 full bath here in Nebraska for $77500 don't get me wrong it's by no means a new beautiful home but it's not exactally a **** box either it's something i bought acd can easily put some equity into just needs mainly cosmetic stuff like carpet and paint, tile floors ect but i'm sure that in other parts of the country the same home would bring 150K ish. I make 36ish my first year with my own business. That may not sound that great but i am by no means "financially strapped", because in NE that's a decent wage. Now if that's all i'm making when i'm still 40 it will be a different story but for my age and lifestyle i'm happy
3bed 2 bath house in MA would cost easily 300k if you were within 50 miles of boston. i hate living here only for that reason
02-21-2006, 12:53 PM
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Re: Avg. yearly income of stunters....
Originally Posted by Kaneone
no other job.. just a broke *** stunter bum like a lot of the rest.
-kane
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02-21-2006, 01:45 PM
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Re: Avg. yearly income of stunters....
Originally Posted by KENNETH929RR
not sure but i thought he said something about his own business cause he was talking about his crash cages and telling people he wasnt trying to make alot off them, and pretty much told us what he did and makes sense. with that money i would be trying to open all kinds of business' little by little. but i know it has to cost a few more bucks to live in florida.
The Company is Gilbert L Beeney, Inc. you retards
my house in florida is seeling for 320,000.00 i bought 5 years ago for 125,000.00:YEAH 2,400 ft under air plus 2 car garage and a shed
02-21-2006, 01:46 PM
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Re: Avg. yearly income of stunters....
Originally Posted by suicidl
i do billing for my father and his partners company
The Company is Gilbert L Beeney, Inc. you retards
The Company is Gilbert L Beeney, Inc. you retards
damn i was hoping your real name was gilbert - pics were blurry
02-21-2006, 01:48 PM
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Re: Avg. yearly income of stunters....
Originally Posted by scott3824
damn i was hoping your real name was gilbert - pics were blurryok call me gilbert as long as i make over 80K you can call me ******* if you want
02-21-2006, 01:57 PM
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Re: Avg. yearly income of stunters....
Originally Posted by Brian_C6
Remember, everything is relative. I'm not doggin' anyone but 80K in Boston or New York is probably equal to 40K in Nebraska, 60K in Cleveland, etc etc. The cost of living vs. the income.... drastically different in different parts of the country.
For instance, I own a 2200sqft home in Southern NH and it's worth 400K. I had to move to Southern NH to afford a half decent home. My mother owns a 1800sqft home 30min north of Boston and it's worth 450K. My mother's house is 30 years old, has 1 bathroom, 2 bedrooms, and the lot is 10,000sq ft. In my opinion, it's a starter home... for 450K???? Same home in Nebraska is prob 100-120K.
So figure its all relative....
100K home in NE = 400K home in MA
40K income in NH = 120K income in MA.
Brian
For instance, I own a 2200sqft home in Southern NH and it's worth 400K. I had to move to Southern NH to afford a half decent home. My mother owns a 1800sqft home 30min north of Boston and it's worth 450K. My mother's house is 30 years old, has 1 bathroom, 2 bedrooms, and the lot is 10,000sq ft. In my opinion, it's a starter home... for 450K???? Same home in Nebraska is prob 100-120K.
So figure its all relative....
100K home in NE = 400K home in MA
40K income in NH = 120K income in MA.
Brian
02-21-2006, 01:57 PM
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Re: Avg. yearly income of stunters....
im makeing 30k but i dont do **** anyways and never grad from high school and live in hawaii, and always broke. it sucks. stay in school kids. the more you learn the more you earn.
02-21-2006, 02:05 PM
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Re: Avg. yearly income of stunters....
my income has fluctuated each year due to commission only. I would say i am averaging around 81K a year. I also own 2 small businesses that are starting to do well. ... Finally
I do agree with the whole income/cost of living aspect. Geography has a lot to do with it.
I do agree with the whole income/cost of living aspect. Geography has a lot to do with it.
02-21-2006, 02:14 PM
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Re: Avg. yearly income of stunters....
Originally Posted by Brian_C6
Remember, everything is relative. I'm not doggin' anyone but 80K in Boston or New York is probably equal to 40K in Nebraska, 60K in Cleveland, etc etc. The cost of living vs. the income.... drastically different in different parts of the country.
For instance, I own a 2200sqft home in Southern NH and it's worth 400K. I had to move to Southern NH to afford a half decent home. My mother owns a 1800sqft home 30min north of Boston and it's worth 450K. My mother's house is 30 years old, has 1 bathroom, 2 bedrooms, and the lot is 10,000sq ft. In my opinion, it's a starter home... for 450K???? Same home in Nebraska is prob 100-120K.
So figure its all relative....
100K home in NE = 400K home in MA
40K income in NH = 120K income in MA.
Brian
For instance, I own a 2200sqft home in Southern NH and it's worth 400K. I had to move to Southern NH to afford a half decent home. My mother owns a 1800sqft home 30min north of Boston and it's worth 450K. My mother's house is 30 years old, has 1 bathroom, 2 bedrooms, and the lot is 10,000sq ft. In my opinion, it's a starter home... for 450K???? Same home in Nebraska is prob 100-120K.
So figure its all relative....
100K home in NE = 400K home in MA
40K income in NH = 120K income in MA.
Brian
Good Point...
02-21-2006, 03:39 PM
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Re: Avg. yearly income of stunters....
Originally Posted by crtchrktrcr
brian is smart.. i just bought a TOWNHOME 2 bed 2 bath, 2 car garage and a big yard, the house is small, like 1200 sqft.. and was 300k.. talk about fvcked up... i hate the fact i had to pay that much for something so small, but it's my first house and in this area that's common
Congrats brotha!
02-21-2006, 03:39 PM
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Re: Avg. yearly income of stunters....
Originally Posted by R6VP
my income has fluctuated each year due to commission only. I would say i am averaging around 81K a year. I also own 2 small businesses that are starting to do well. ... Finally
I do agree with the whole income/cost of living aspect. Geography has a lot to do with it.
I do agree with the whole income/cost of living aspect. Geography has a lot to do with it.
What are the other two businesses
