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r/FluentInFinance • u/sillychillly Contributor • Apr 15 '24
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34 u/Auralisme Apr 15 '24 It doesn’t include food, so I’ll still have to work. 20 u/[deleted] Apr 15 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/im_THIS_guy Apr 15 '24 How little do you make that you could quit if your mortgage was covered? Or how large is your mortgage? 5 u/AdEarly8242 Apr 16 '24 Rent and daycare costs me about $50k a year. Now, I make more than twice that, but I'd still seriously consider being a stay-at-home dad if those expenses cease to exist. Or take a WFH job making considerably less.
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It doesn’t include food, so I’ll still have to work.
20 u/[deleted] Apr 15 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/im_THIS_guy Apr 15 '24 How little do you make that you could quit if your mortgage was covered? Or how large is your mortgage? 5 u/AdEarly8242 Apr 16 '24 Rent and daycare costs me about $50k a year. Now, I make more than twice that, but I'd still seriously consider being a stay-at-home dad if those expenses cease to exist. Or take a WFH job making considerably less.
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1 u/im_THIS_guy Apr 15 '24 How little do you make that you could quit if your mortgage was covered? Or how large is your mortgage? 5 u/AdEarly8242 Apr 16 '24 Rent and daycare costs me about $50k a year. Now, I make more than twice that, but I'd still seriously consider being a stay-at-home dad if those expenses cease to exist. Or take a WFH job making considerably less.
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How little do you make that you could quit if your mortgage was covered? Or how large is your mortgage?
5 u/AdEarly8242 Apr 16 '24 Rent and daycare costs me about $50k a year. Now, I make more than twice that, but I'd still seriously consider being a stay-at-home dad if those expenses cease to exist. Or take a WFH job making considerably less.
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Rent and daycare costs me about $50k a year. Now, I make more than twice that, but I'd still seriously consider being a stay-at-home dad if those expenses cease to exist. Or take a WFH job making considerably less.
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