[ SECRET POST #2233 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2233 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What do you do and how much do you make?

[(Anonymous)]

I work for a company doing research and analysis. It's much more interesting than it sounds, at least I think it's interesting. I'm salaried with health and dental benefits, so my take home after taxes isn't going to buy me a mansion in the hills anytime in the next 30 years but I can see the doctor and the dentist any time I need to and I have prescription coverage, too. I live in a dual income family and my husband's job comes with a housing allowance, so we can afford to rent a pretty nice place and still put some money away into savings and investments each month. We own our cars (both purchased before we ever met) and have few expenses beyond the basics. By renting a house now, we have kept ourselves eligible for the first-time buyers mortgage rates for when we do decide to buy a house. Neither of us will have these jobs forever and we don't want to live where we are for the rest of our lives, so we rent a house and will use our savings and some of our investments to put a down payment on a house when we decide to settle somewhere. We're doing what we can now to ensure we're in a good position to qualify for the lowest possible mortgage interest rate and also be able to pay it off within a reasonable amount of time.