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I save 42% of my take home. Started at 6% and kept growing it. Sounds like you need to rethink your bills and living expenses. This is a financially dangerous way to live, and the sooner you realize that, the better for your future. What is your debt to income ratio? The 28/36 rule suggests no more than 28% of your income before taxes on housing and no more than 36% on all debts (housing, student loans, credit cards, auto loans). Rules are sometimes silly, so take with a grain of salt, but the point of the message still stands that when you creep above 36%, you are gonna be creating more and more debt over time, even if it’s slowly. I got into this trap at first and quickly realized I was down a path I shouldn’t be on and changed it up. I had to move to a cheaper place, get a cheaper car, etc.
20% taxes, expenses 25%, save 55%. We make 2 Mn US but interest earnings on NW are significant which is additional.
I save first, so that’s budgeted. After that and bills, it’s all free for fun!
Usually 50/50. On vacation months it tips to save 40%, spend 60%
I’m a big saver. First job out of school, spent around 60% after tax on expenses. Have stayed decently thrifty and kept my lifestyle from growing too much. Nowadays 10-20%
We save $50k / month.
yes very helpful when my salary is $80k
20% taxes, 30% expenses, 50% saved. Income is 2 US (+ 0.4 in interest income)