Paycheck (113x/month): $211 after taxes and insurance for my first paycheck, and about $230,2120 after taxes, etc.
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"We're looking very strongly at welfare reform, and that'll all take place right after taxes, very soon, very shortly after taxes," he said in November.
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It came out to roughly $1400 a month after taxes.
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He figured that after taxes, the bonus netted him $280.
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Lawyers on both sides said Poirier netted $750,000 after taxes.
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After taxes, your $900 million prize gets a lot smaller.
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Hourly wages calculate to $21,060 ($1,491.05 per month after taxes).
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Power cords truly are the worst necessary evil after taxes.
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Last summer, Rojas was making $450 a week, after taxes.
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After taxes and transfers, that figure is down to 303%.
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The median (after taxes and benefits) now stands at £26,300 ($33,300).
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After taxes, the lucky couple ended up going home with $1,274,313.
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After taxes and attorney fees, O'Heaney said she pocketed approximately $8,000.
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My husband's wages calculate to $28,288 ($2,003 per month after taxes).
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On average, my checks end up being about $1,300 after taxes.
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After taxes, that works out to about $33,23 per US citizen.
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"It's harder to save the same amount after taxes," he said.
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Even after taxes came out, $250,000 was a lot to win.
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After taxes, he calculates, he'd have $2900,250 a month to live on.
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Paycheck Amount: $2115,217.505 (visual resources) and $216 (barista) per month after taxes.
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After taxes, the lucky winner might pocket just half of that cash.
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After taxes, the right strategy will depend on your overall financial situation.
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After taxes, 22016-year-old Christian takes home around $2400,2400 a month.
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But O'Heaney says she was left with only about $8,000 after taxes.
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That's almost 20% of the typical American's monthly household income after taxes.
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As the majority owner, Kern Lima pocketed about $410 million after taxes.
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But health care reform has to wait until after taxes, he predicted.
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"I make a thousand dollars a week, clean, after taxes," he said.
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After taxes, cash loss for the year came in at $258 million.
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One semester of an M.F.A. program; fifteen hundred chopped salads, after taxes.
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General Motors pulled in $8.1 billion in profits last year, after taxes.
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The White House has promised to turn to infrastructure immediately after taxes.
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After taxes, that comes to around a quarter of a million bucks.
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That would cost $584 million, amounting to a loss after taxes are collected.
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After taxes, it would probably be closer to $22.57 million or $28.57 million.
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"I wanted to walk away with the full million after taxes," he explains.
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After taxes, you would have lost 70 to 75 percent of your money.
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Money deposited after taxes in 529 accounts is invested and grows tax free.
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After taxes, assume I've got $150,225 in take-home pay to work with.
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But the exact amount depends on how much you earn annually after taxes.
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Sometimes my check will be like $550, maybe $600 a week, after taxes.
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The ex-wife receives the $100,000, but is left with $75,000 after taxes.
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When he opened, he kept around 60 percent of his profit, after taxes.
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She's expected to take home $336 million after taxes, according to lottery officials.
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After taxes and deductions, she was making $2,200, leaving her $300 in the hole.
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After taxes and transfers, the rate fell over that period from 26% to 16%.
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I purchase tickets, which end up being just under $20 after taxes and fees.
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What's left in their pocket after taxes is the most important thing for them.
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Her award was a one-time payment that came to $264 million after taxes.
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The asset disposal will give it more cash to play with, even after taxes.
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His pension is $1,924 a month, after taxes and health care premiums are deducted.
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After taxes and fees to her lawyer, Love had $10,000 of settlement money left.
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"We're gonna come back to this after taxes," Graham said at a news conference.
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For example, look for accounts like Roth I.R.A.s that invest your income after taxes.
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All of that combined, Moy said, brings home about $36,000 a year after taxes.
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But she expects to take home just $21,22 after taxes and health insurance payments.
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Humana will receive a breakup fee of $1 billion, or about $20163 million after taxes.
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Money is put in after taxes, and earnings growth and qualified withdrawals are tax-free.
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Alley previously received a total of $70,000 after taxes on his $0003,000 prize in 2017.
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After taxes and royalties the company made a loss of 522 billion pesos last year.
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Income after taxes fell to 73 million francs, from 368 million francs in 2014/2015.
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After taxes, the pension remeasurement took a $2 billion bite out of Ford's net income.
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If someone wins let's say $50 million, after taxes it's $25 million in their account.
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Making $48,000 per year, he estimated he would have about $603,000 each month after taxes.
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I mean, it sounds like a lot, but after taxes — it was still $598 million.
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But that same worker made close to $22,000 after taxes while classified as an employee.
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According to Stutes, the winners chose a lump sum payment worth over $23 million after taxes.
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After taxes, Carlyle said it had earned ENI of $115.1 million, or 35 cents per share.
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This way, Mr. Wang — who makes about $2,000 a month after taxes — saves $160 a month.
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Net operating income — essentially, profit after taxes — has risen nearly 103 percent in the same period.
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While corporate profits after taxes increased 2023 percent, nonresidential business investment increased by just 55 percent.
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After taxes, New Yorkers rake in an average of $2023,800 annually, while Texans take home $46,240.
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This way, Mr. Wang — who makes about $2,000 a month after taxes — saves $160 a month.
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"We'll be submitting plans on infrastructure … soon after taxes," Trump said Monday at the White House.
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DISCRETIONARY INCOME Discretionary income is income after taxes and basic expenses including housing, food and transportation.
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The winner has chosen the cash payout, so she will score roughly $336 MILLION after taxes.
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Total income for 2019 rose 2 percent, and profit after taxes rose 30 percent for the year.
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"On a production job, I can make up to $3,303 a month after taxes," Strauss, 24, explains.
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Bottom line: their $300,3003 gross income gets reduced by roughly 38 percent after taxes and retirement contributions.
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"That's a lot of money, but after taxes and living in California, it went down," he said.
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The homeowner just got a raise that will net them an additional $21.5,24 a year after taxes.
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"We'll be submitting plans on infrastructure … soon after taxes," Trump said in November at the White House.
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Accenture Strategy, for example, added a $50,000 tuition reimbursement after taxes to their compensation package this year.
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She said she now clears about €400 per month on each apartment, after taxes and management fees.
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When Spencer's 18th birthday came three years ago, his so-called "minor's fund" amounted to $105,000 after taxes.
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M. just confirmed that his bonus should be $20,000 this month, which will be around $14,000 after taxes.
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Occupation: R&D Food TechnicianIndustry: Food & BeverageAge: 23Location: Chicago, ILSalary: ~$30,000Paycheck (2x/Month): ~$56.123,250 after taxes, on average.
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The difference in countries' Gini coefficients after taxes and transfers correlates strongly with the economic weight of government.
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Bezos will keep an estimated $1.4 billion from the sale after taxes, based on calculations by Forbes magazine.
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Her take-home pay is less than a thousand dollars a month, after taxes and health-insurance contributions.
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If you make $100,000 a year, after taxes, and spend $80,000, that leaves $353,000 left over to save.
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Well, I mean, after taxes… I think I'm just going to put it away and just save it.
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The hypotheticalA homeowner just got a raise that will net them an additional $24,000 a year after taxes.
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After taxes and spitting the booty with his partners, he'll amble away with a billion, more or less.
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Finland's Gini coefficient before taxes and transfers was 0.5 in 2014, compared with 0.26 after taxes and transfers.
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After taxes and fees, the total for a night came out to $144.50, or $72.25 each per night.
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"If you can earn 83% [after taxes], you'd be slightly better off than taking the annuity," Desmarais said.
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Cash earnings stood at $148.5 million after taxes and payables, compared with $142.6 million seen a year ago.
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Taking the cash option on your winnings in New York would leave you with $293.4 million after taxes.
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Excuse me, but I am not paying $60,000 a year (after taxes) for him to become a farmer.
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Carlyle said it earned an economic net income (ENI) of $58.2 million after taxes, or 18 cents per share.
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That translated into $1.09 of ENI per share after taxes, well above analyst forecasts for 38 cents per share.
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She charges $20-$30 an hour and the side hustle earns her an extra $5,000 a year after taxes.
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After taxes and other expenses, the owner will spend that $1 on something else outside of their own store.
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After taxes and all the pre-tax investments, "my take-home pay is about $2,000 a month," he writes.
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DynCorp could be valued at around eight times its 2018 earnings after taxes of $168 million, the sources said.
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The bank said last week that the settlement would reduce earnings in the quarter by $1.5 billion after taxes.
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After taxes are taken out, if the worker is in the 25 percent tax bracket, $103,247 will be left.
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Between 0.33 and 2015 the real income of the top 1% of households, after taxes and transfers, nearly doubled.
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State officials say that after taxes are levied, the cost of a pound of marijuana will settle at $4,85033.
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For the typical one-percenter (who earns much more than $732,800), that means 8.5 percent more income after taxes.
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These 10 markets account for 80% of P&G's sales and 90% of profit after taxes, the company said.
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He ended up taking the bulk sum payment of $3.25 million and walked away with $2.2 million after taxes.
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She works between 39 and 47 hours weekly and takes home between $580 and $700 per week after taxes.
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The top 10 publicly traded United States drug companies made $67.8 billion after taxes last year, regulatory filings show.
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As consumers, Dreamers and their households have $24.1 billion in spending power annually, that is, income remaining after taxes.
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Liberty, which is based in Englewood, Colorado, said it expected to receive $420 million after taxes in the settlement.
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Lottery officials say she chose to take a lump sum payment of $480 million, or $336 million after taxes.
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He also received an inheritance of $10 million after taxes from his mother, Princess Diana, after her tragic death.
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One government expert found that a construction worker made around $11,000 a year after taxes as an independent contractor.
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Trump also recently vowed to push for welfare reform after taxes, throwing yet another knotty issue onto lawmakers' plates.
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For the typical one-percenter (who earns much more than $21,210), that means 8.5 percent more income after taxes.
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Date: April 27, 2018Ticket sold at: Speedway in Manheim, PennsylvaniaAmount won: $456 millionAmount received: One-time cash payment of $199 million after taxes In April, a lawyer representing Emerald Legacy Trust claimed a roughly $456 million Powerball jackpot and opted to receive a one-time cash payment of over $1503 million after taxes.
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Occupation: Research ScientistIndustry: UniversityAge: 34Location: North CarolinaMy Salary: $73,800 Husband's Salary: $453,000My Paycheck Amount (1x/month): $2,876.71 (After taxes, dependent care contribution, parking, health insurance, and retirement contribution)Husband's Paycheck Amount (2x/month): $4,800 (after taxes and health insurance) Monthly ExpensesMortgage: $2,330 (Our home insurance + property taxes are rolled into this amount.
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As a result, Carlyle's economic net income (ENI) more than doubled to $274.8 million after taxes from a year earlier.
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After the death of his mother, Princess Diana, Prince Harry inherited a fortune of $10 million after taxes, Forbes reports.
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The airlines are taking in stupendous profits — last year nearly $26 billion after taxes, up from $2.3 billion in 2010.
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Net profit after taxes and non-controlling interest was 7.81 billion rupees ($120.22 million) in the second quarter ended Sept.
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This amount is after taxes, $103 for health insurance, and $117 (plus a company match of $87) to my 403b.
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Wages after taxes are growing even faster as tax cuts have reduced the amount of federal withholding taken from paychecks.
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They used one and rented out the other for $73 a month, pocketing $310 after taxes and the garage fee.
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Berkshire estimates that its hit will total $2318 billion after taxes, or less than 2250 percent of its net worth.
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That means the money comes out of your pay after taxes, noted Emily Cervino, head of thought leadership at Fidelity.
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Not surprisingly, corporate profits after taxes increased 250 percent during the same period as companies kept more of their profits.
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Occupation: ConsultantIndustry: DefenseAge: 28Location: Honolulu, HISalary: $90,000Paycheck (2x/month): $2,645 after taxes Monthly ExpensesHousing: $1,93 mortgage and $349.95 in condo fees.
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The losses bring the total pre-tax cost of the program to $3.6 billion, or $2.4 billion after taxes, Boeing said.
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The 51-year-old grandmother of six also chose to receive a lump sum payment of about $140 million after taxes.
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That is barely enough after taxes to cover the average Los Angeles rent of $260.5,212 per month, based on RentCafe data.
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Of course, the company also has unspecified debts and other obligations, so their actual payout will be less — especially after taxes.
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CONSOLIDATED EARNINGS AFTER TAXES COME IN BELOW EXPECTATIONS AT EUR 1.9 MILLION DUE TO INCREASED EXPENSES AND LOWER GROSS PROFIT MARGIN.
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After taxes and fees, a daily "resort fee" of $9.95, and parking for one night ($18), the grand total is $142.87.
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The mortgage is $9 and the rent is $17, but we come close to breaking even after taxes, utilities, and maintenance.
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Although pre-tax inequality is almost as high in France as in America, the two countries look very different after taxes.
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After taxes and transfers, Ireland's income distribution goes from the most skewed in our chart to the middle of the pack.
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Thus, a Model S that would cost around $80,000 in the U.S. today would cost around $140,000 in China after taxes.
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She claimed she was making just $8.15 an hour after taxes working a boring job in customer relations for Yelp/Eat24.
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A weekend rate for a regular room in San Juan's ritzy Condado neighborhood can easily top $700 after taxes and fees.
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Energy revenue disbursements are often the second-highest federal revenue generator after taxes, and fund important conservation programs across the nation.
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In 2016, corporate profits after taxes were near record levels at more than $1.7 trillion, nearly 10 times the 21625 level.
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He had only worked four hours that night; I worked 13 hours and wasn't even going to clear $75 after taxes.
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Unlike 2000(k) contributions, any money you add to a Roth is added after taxes are taken out of your paycheck.
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In the latest data, people in the top 10 percent of income saved almost a third of their income after taxes.
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Money is contributed after taxes to 529 accounts, grows tax deferred and is withdrawn tax free when used for eligible expenses.
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Now they plan to use their $14 million after taxes to take care of their family and have a little fun.
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If your disposable income is $100,000 a year after taxes, saving 50 percent means living off $50,000 and putting away $50,000.
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"Knowing what your net profit is after taxes and comparing that to your lifestyle is going to be critical," he said.
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Read on to see how much young professionals are bringing home every month (after taxes) in these 12 high-earning cities.
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Corley recommends putting 20 percent of your monthly net pay, or what you take home after taxes and other deductions, into savings.
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Industry: arts and entertainment journalismAge: 22Location: Nashville, TNPaycheck Amount (every two weeks): $872, after taxes# of Roommates: 1Monthly ExpensesRent: $592.50Loan Payments: $0.
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She also had the option of a lump sum payment of $198.1 million, before taxes, which amounts to $140.6 million after taxes.
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" For example, "Say I work eight hours a day and after taxes, make $10 an hour, meaning I'm earning $80 a day.
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Carlyle earned an economic net income (ENI) of $364.6 million after taxes, more than six times what it earned a year earlier.
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Occupation: Seventh Grade TeacherIndustry: EducationAge: 247Location: Honolulu, HISalary: $222,210Paycheck (2x/month): $1,356 after taxes, medical, union dues, and retirement are taken out.
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The visitor, a New York Times reporter, noted that the cheerleaders were paid next to nothing: $15 a game ($573 after taxes).
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For instance, if you have a $60,000 salary and receive a 3% raise, you'll net about $24 more per week after taxes.
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Occupation: EditorIndustry: Environmental ConsultingAge: 30Location: Austin, TXSalary: $35,000Paycheck (2x/month): $1,73 after taxes and deductionsBabysitting: Dog-sitting income: $50-$100/month, combined.
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Celinne Da Costa, age 260, went from earning $22015,000 a year after taxes to earning $32,000 a month in just six years.
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" For example, "say I work eight hours a day and after taxes, make $10 an hour, meaning I'm earning $80 a day.
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It would net Murdoch $7.07 billion after taxes, plus another $5.3 billion from the spin off, for a total of $12.37 billion.
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The idea, good in theory, is that the employee might well choose a less expensive policy and pocket the difference, after taxes.
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After taxes and her 401(k) contribution (she's saving 10% of her salary each month), Allison's monthly take-home pay is $6,615.
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A sale of the rapper's stake in VitaminWater netted him about $100 million after taxes when purchased the beverage brand in 2007.
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Cigna finally pulled the trigger on selling its life and disability insurance business, netting $5.3 billion after taxes from New York Life.
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Mr. Alvarez now earns €0003,2000 a month but, after taxes and social security, takes home only about a third of that. Mrs.
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Not too shabby, although CNNMoney estimates that the winner will actually walk away with a measly $348 million after taxes (thanks, Obama).
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UBS has calculated Unizo's net asset value - a measure of an entity's net value - at more than 7,800 yen a share after taxes.
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Like many lottery winners before her, Morris ignored this advice and chose the lump sum, which came out to be $417,012 after taxes.
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Wanczyk opted to take the lump sum cash payment of $480,500,936, which will be $336,350,655 after taxes, according to the Massachusetts State Lottery.
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Paycheck Amount (every 2 weeks): Around $850 after taxes and the parking-garage fee# of roommates: 0Monthly ExpensesRent: $530 Loan Payments: None (yet)!
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For example, if you're earning $32,000 a year, that leaves $2,238 in take-home pay each month after taxes, according to Hunt's hypothetical.
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The Gini coefficient (a standard measure of income inequality) is around a third lower after taxes and transfers than it is before them.
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When all was said and done, even the cheapest Mac laptop was going to set me back about $213,300 after taxes and AppleCare.
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According to Talia Jane's blog post, she made $8.15 an hour after taxes working in the customer support section for Yelp and Eat9003.
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More profits left after taxes should make more capital available for additional dividends and share repurchases that could help lift bank stock prices.
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Within its first 18 months, Kylie Cosmetics made $420 million in sales, and it's estimated that Kylie personally earned $60 million after taxes.
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Industry: Public-relations account executiveAge: 25Location: Washington, D.C.Salary: $56,000Paycheck Amount (2x a month): $1,570.27 after taxes and 3.0343(k) contribution are taken out.
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Mr. Quezada quit his job the day he came forward to claim his prize — a lump-sum payment of $152 million after taxes.
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The median household income in the United States was $22015,941 after taxes in 2010, compared with $41,047 in Germany and $41,076 in France.
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After taxes, Brantley —who will share some of his prize money with his four grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren — will end up with $521,016.
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In real life, Missler did win $451 million and opted to take the lump sum payment, which comes to roughly $211 million after taxes.
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According to Corley, the magic number is 10 percent of your monthly net pay, or what you take home after taxes and other deductions.
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Occupation: Financial AnalystIndustry: BankingAge: 2100Location: Chicago, ILSalary: $70,000Paycheck Amount (Bi-weekly): ~$1,650 per paycheck, after taxes and deductions Monthly ExpensesHousing: $1,050/month in rent.
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However, UBS has calculated Unizo's net asset value - a measure of an entity's net value - at more than 7,800 yen a share after taxes.
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Now, that wouldn't be all that surprising considering last year, Apple sold its first ever iPhone with a four-digit price tag (after taxes).
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Carlyle said it earned an economic net income (ENI) of $364.6 million after taxes, more than six times what it earned a year earlier.
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Occupation: Technology ConsultantIndustry: ITAge: 24Location: Berkeley, CASalary: $30,13Paycheck (9x/month): $30,10.89 after taxes, 10(k), stock, and health insurance deductions Monthly ExpensesHousing Costs: $43,138.89.
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In real life, Missler did win $451 million and opted to take the lump sum payment, which comes to roughly $211 million after taxes.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Dick won the $80 million jackpot in July 2013 but took home $38,873,628 after taxes and deductions.
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Here's how much millennials — normally defined as those between 18 and 34 years old — bring home every month (after taxes) across 11 U.S. cities.
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According to the US Bureau of Economic Analysis, the average American saves a little more than 8 percent of their annual income after taxes.
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"America is working and not only is America working, America is getting paid after taxes," Larry Kudlow, a top economic adviser, said on Friday.
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We measure income after taxes and transfers, and adjust for differences in prices over time and across countries using inflation and purchasing power information.
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The married father of four decided to take the money in a lump sum, so he&aposll get slightly more than $183 million after taxes.
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The remainder would operate under BoKlok's "Left to Live" payment model, where residents are charged only what they can afford after taxes and living expenses.
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Occupation: Technical Writer Industry: TechAge: 210Location: San Jose, CASalary: $2129,2129Paycheck (211x/month): $2114,2120 after taxes and deductions Monthly ExpensesHousing: $212,213 to rent my one bedroom.
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New York-based KKR said it had earned economic net income of $598.2 million after taxes, compared with a year-earlier loss of $314.8 million.
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A $400 bet on the win by Scott Berry has earned him $100,000 – $93,623 after taxes, as reported by sports betting publication The Action Network.
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In 1990, when Cuban was 31, he sold MicroSolutions to H&R Block for $6 million and made about $2 million for himself after taxes.
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Bresch later clarified to The Wall Street Journal that the $503 is their profit after taxes, based on the 37.5 percent statutory U.S. tax rate.
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The company said it would take a non-cash impairment charge of about $400 million after taxes in the second quarter related to the sale.
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Many of these federal repayment plans calculate your monthly payment based on your adjusted gross income, which is the amount you get paid after taxes.
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Like many lottery winners before her, Morris ignored this advice and chose to receive the lump sum, which came out to be $417,012 after taxes.
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The result after taxes and non-controlling interests decreased 9.6 percent to 268.9 million euros due to one-time effects caused by higher tax payments.
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As a result, a Model S that would cost around $80,000 in the U.S. today would cost around $140,000 in China after taxes, for example.
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After graduating, he often put in 12-hour shifts, six days a week, and still brought home no more than $120 after taxes, reports WealthSimple.
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On Wednesday, he accepted his lump sum check for $125,396,3383 — his cut after taxes — in a public ceremony at the Resorts World Casino in Queens.
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With an income-driven repayment plan, your monthly payment is usually 10 to 20 percent of your discretionary income—that is, your income after taxes.
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Even successful Black dispensary owners like Wanda James have been vocal about the uphill battle to turn a profit after taxes and licensing, Kadeesha tells me.
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Occupation: InternIndustry: GovernmentAge: 2110Location: Sacramento, CAIncome: I get a monthly stipend of $212019,217Paycheck Amount (Monthly): After taxes, my take-home pay comes out to about $210,2129.
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Among them are how much people can save after taxes, what job opportunities are available in their area and how easily they can buy a home.
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Economic net income, a key metric for U.S. private equity firms that accounts for unrealized gains or losses in investments, came to $394.9 million after taxes.
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If we factor out those stakes (after taxes) and the company's cash, the core of the company is apparently only worth a little over $22014 billion.
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Start by calculating the exact amount you earn after taxes and don't forget to deduct any automatic transfers going to your 0003(k) or other funds.
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Mr. Siciliano created the ABC Blind Trust to collect the $52 million prize, which the winner received in a lump sum of $21.8 million after taxes.
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Income at the disposal of households after taxes surged 0.9 percent in January, the biggest gain since December 2012, after rising 0.4 percent the prior month.
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Incomes for most households, after taxes and government benefits, have grown frustratingly slowly over the last few decades — considerably more slowly than the economy has grown.
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Now you know why the money U.S. companies reported moving home after taxes were cut hasn't shown up in jobs, wages and investment: Nothing really moved.
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Here's why investors might not need to worry, though: Apple's most high-end iPhone 7 Plus, already on the market, costs more than $1,000 after taxes.
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To protect the amount remaining after taxes, you should create a financial plan to ensure the winnings last and allow you to meet your life goals.
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Many a new mother has run the calculation on how little she brings home after taxes and child care and has decided working isn't worth it.
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That translated into ENI of 81 cents per share after taxes, well above analysts' estimates of 41 cents per share, Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S showed.
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Carlyle peer Apollo reported second-quarter ENI of $183.5 million after taxes, or 46 cents per share, matching estimates, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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I made $42,000 a year, which broke down to $0.96,3.837 a month after taxes, and monthly expenses were rent ($2.939), utilities ($30), and my monthly Metrocard ($19.08).
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The phone itself was $26, meaning the final price after taxes was $22016,22019, which is less painful to write today than it was to pay in 63.
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Whenever you're budgeting, I recommend looking at your net income (what you take home after taxes), because those are the dollars you actually have to plan with.
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According to Uber's agreement with drivers, the ride-hailing company is supposed to calculate its cut—usually 25 percent of a fare—after taxes and other fees.
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The city's rule mandates that companies pay drivers, which are considered independent contractors and not company employees, make at least $17.22 an hour after taxes and expenses.
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Because the ticket was purchased as a cash payout, the family will take their winnings in a lump sum of $248 million, or about $204,480,000 after taxes.
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The firm declared a quarterly distribution of 50 cents per share after generating cash earnings of $222.6 million after taxes, compared with $238.5 million a year ago.
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This is on par with a Chinese worker's average disposable income or their take home income after taxes, which in 2017 was 2,164 RMB (or about $330).
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EUR 1,641 MILLION * FY EARNINGS AFTER TAXES WILL AMOUNT TO ROUGHLY EUR 83 MILLION (2016: EUR 80.4 MILLION) Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Local promoters were also invested in working with McMahon because he gave them 40% of the take, after taxes, resulting in a nice income for the promoter.
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That was after taxes, and even after you paid for the gas, tolls, car maintenance, and insurance, expenses that add up to thousands of dollars each month.
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Fidelity estimated that a 30 year old who cashes out $16,000 from a 401(k) would end up with just $11,963 after taxes and the early withdrawal penalty.
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A Tennessee couple bought one of the three winning Powerball tickets and plan to take a lump-sum payment of nearly $328 million (about $187 million after taxes).
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Occupation: SNAP (Food Stamps) AdvocateIndustry: Non-ProfitAge: 24Location: Somerville, MASalary: $40,000Paycheck (2x/month): $1,045 after taxes, retirement, and a car loan deductionBabysitting: $250-$13/month Monthly ExpensesRent: $875.
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For the first six months in New York, drivers won't have to pay any commission fees, so they'll keep the entire fare after taxes, tolls, and other fees.
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He won one of the biggest jackpots in New Jersey history and took his winnings in a lump-sum payout that totaled $152 million after taxes, NJ.com reports.
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If you want to give $1,000 to charity, for example, you would have to sell around $1,300 worth of stock to get to that $1,000 sum after taxes.
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And instead of urging you to save $500 or another flat amount, we want to encourage you to stash away 5% of your net income (that's after taxes).
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Getting promoted was a huge ordeal, so I was honestly pretty disappointed with the amount of the raise, which came to about $500 a month extra after taxes.
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Where attorney's fees are a large portion of the settlement, victims actually might end up worse off after taxes than if they never had come forward at all.
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The market expects higher seasonal imports and a pickup in motor vehicle buying after taxes were slashed in last week's budget weighed on the local currency, they said.
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Last year was difficult for Berkshire in insurance underwriting, where it lost $3.24 billion before taxes and $2.22 billion after taxes, its first full-year loss since 2002.
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That may sound like a lot, but cost-of-living calculators estimate that a single person needs $3,700 a month, after taxes, to live here in Cambridge, Mass.
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According to a 1955 survey by the United States Department of Agriculture, the cost of food accounted for a third of the average American family's budget after taxes.
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On average, their incomes rose by a fifth over his two terms, after taxes and transfers, a gain of over 23 percent per year, after accounting for inflation.
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He announced that he would donate his part-time salary, which comes to about $10,000 a year after taxes and deductions, to get the museum off the ground.
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The co-op board began negotiating with the developers 17 months ago, with the price eventually rising to $54 million ($39 million after taxes) from over $40 million.
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At the top of your budget, write your net monthly income (that's your take-home pay after taxes), and underneath, write the expenses you have every month. BOOM!
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Of course, people who sell their $1 billion company and end up with $500 million after taxes — or whose wealth tops out at $800 million — aren't scraping by.
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The club has stated total expenses of 882 million euros, with an operating profit of 32 million euros and a net profit of 13 million euros, after taxes.
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The new law has so far proven to be a boon for companies, with corporate profits after taxes at the highest level the United States has ever seen.
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But PayPal later went public and got scooped up by Ebay for $1.5 billion in 2002, netting Musk somewhere in the range of $160 to $180 million after taxes.
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The effective tax for corporations, or the level they pay after taxes, was 17.2% in the year before the tax breaks took hold and plunged to 8.8% for 2018.
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Households' real disposable incomes, or the money they have after taxes and inflation are taken into account, rose 0.1% in 2018 after falling for several years in a row.
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If I started working, then the money after taxes would just go to a caretaker, and that doesn't feel good to me to pay someone to watch my kid.
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New York-based KKR said it had earned economic net income of $549.9 million after taxes in the first quarter, compared with a year-earlier loss of $553 million.
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By comparing a country's Gini coefficient before and after taxes and transfers, a rough gauge can be created of how progressive (or regressive) its tax and benefit system is.
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The young man impressed his superiors and, after just a few weeks, the Colts general manager offered to pay him $25 a week, or $21.22 after taxes, O'Connor reports.
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Occupation: Research AssociateIndustry: Nonprofit Public Health PolicyAge: 235Location: Oakland, CASalary: $203,220Paycheck (Biweekly): $2440,20 after taxes and deductions Monthly ExpensesHousing Costs: $1,000 to rent a studio apartment with my girlfriend.
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Thomas said the company was focusing on "premium drilling," which he defined as wells that can generate a return of at least 30 percent after taxes at $40 oil.
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Uber was supposed to take a 25 percent cut from driver fares, after taxes and fees were taken into account, according to the terms of Uber's 2014 driver agreement.
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To live off $100,000 a year in dividends and capital gains, after taxes, an investor who leaves work at 55 would need $3.45 million in a taxable investment account.
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Mind you -- all she'd be entitled to is half the earnings that were left after taxes and living expenses, and we're told they spent a lot of money together.
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The government will offer temporary tax breaks and subsidies to soften the blow to consumption, but some economists are worried that households will still curb spending after taxes rise.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, as he seeks to sell a new payroll tax that could slightly reduce workers' wages, even though the net payout, after taxes, would remain the same.
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After taxes and fees, I paid $657 for a four-day/three-night stay at Omni Cancun Hotel & Villas that would have cost us $1,200 without the Groupon deal.
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Anecdotes abound of working people getting a $2628 or more increase, after taxes, per paycheck, but the reality is that most workers will receive a lot less than that.
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Paycheck (2436x a month): $250,2128 after taxes and before 2132k contribution and transitHusband's paycheck (403x a month): $240,2120 after taxes and before 2629k contribution and transitApartment rental income: $62,400Household: Husband (33), daughter (1) Monthly ExpensesMortgage (House): $7,194Mortgage/Maintenance (Apartment): $1203,456Utilities: $450 (gas, electric, water; we've since installed solar panels)Monthly LIRR: $218Husband's Transportation: $229Metrocard: $40Car lease: $436Gas: $50Cell phones: $128Cable TV + internet: $132Gardener: $80Security system: $40Cleaning lady: $120Disability and life insurance: $629
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Three people who went through the training program and found jobs in film or other creative endeavors said the work was piecemeal and paid about $200 a day after taxes.
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Steve Wozniak is still an Apple employee, and he makes around $50 per week after taxes from the company, he told Guy Kawasaki in a podcast interview released on Wednesday.
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For more click The Swiss hearing aid maker that has been expanding its retail presence through takeovers said reported income after taxes fell to 345.8 million Swiss francs ($352.00 million).
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Income after taxes rose to 407.4 million Swiss francs ($408.8 million) from 356.2 million francs in 2016/17, the world's biggest hearing aid maker said in a statement on Tuesday.
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A Canadian jackpot winner could expect to take home about C$1.5 billion ($1.05 billion) after taxes, though winnings are reduced if the money is taken in a lump sum.
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Carlyle said it had earned economic net income — a key metric for U.S. private equity firms that accounts for unrealized gains or losses in investments — of $69.7 million after taxes.
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Income after taxes for the 2016/17 year rose to 356.2 million Swiss francs ($358 million), the company said on Tuesday, up from 345.8 million francs in the previous year.
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Industry: PublishingAge: 303Location: New York, NY Salary: $80,000Paycheck Amount (2x a month): $1,590, after taxes# of roommates: 3Monthly ExpensesRent: $1,100Utilities: $21.22Internet: $23ClassPass membership: $130Transportation: $116 MetroCard Day One7:30 a.m.
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But the firm, which is on the verge of losing its coveted investment grade rating, has full-cycle costs of more than $80 per barrel after taxes, according to Fitch.
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President Trump has promised to unveil his long-awaited rebuilding plan after taxes, but he may be eager to first revisit the health-care debate, according to a top Republican.
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Industry: Non-profitAge: 25Location: Brooklyn, NY Salary: $50,0003Paycheck amount (2x a month): $1484 (after taxes) # of roommates: 1, my girlfriendMonthly ExpensesHousing costs: My GF and I split our rent of $2,100.
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Occupation: Photographer/RetoucherIndustry: E-CommerceAge: 26Location: Queens, NYSalary: $38,480Paycheck Amount (1x/week): $575 (after taxes)Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $63,100 (I live with a roommate, and she also pays $1,100.
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And while a separate source told BuzzFeed News that White House officials have considered kicking up an infrastructure plan after taxes, that policy would be a tougher sell to congressional Republicans.
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This broke down to $2,336 a month after taxes, from which I took away my monthly costs of rent ($865), utilities ($35), and my unlimited subway card ($112 at the time).
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To find fertile ground for wealth building, Bell scored 21 major metropolitan markets on their residents' savable income after taxes, human capital, access to financial services, homeownership rates and debt burdens.
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To give you an idea, my current take-home income as a grad student and nanny is actually slightly higher than I was making after taxes at my "grown-up" job.
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Bowker decided to take the lump sum payment of the prize, which pays him $3.25 million, and will leave him with roughly $2.2 million after taxes, according to the Oregon Lottery.
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It's entirely possible that he will keep very little of his $1.1 million from Thursday's settlement, after taxes, a cut for his lawyers and any remaining compensation for the deceived supporters.
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Considering that many families spend more than 100 percent of their income after taxes on monthly expenses alone, cutting those extra costs is the key to accumulating any sort of savings.
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Aetna will pay Humana a $1 billion breakup fee, or $630 million after taxes, and terminated its plan to sell some Medicare Advantage assets to Molina Healthcare Inc, the companies said.
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Although they qualify as "upper class, " after taxes, fixed costs, childcare and discretionary expenses, there's only $7,300 left each year to go towards other savings goals, investment accounts or retirement funds.
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They break it down into four steps: When calculating your saving rate, it's important to note that it should include your income after taxes, because you'll over-estimate your savings otherwise.
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Practice time blocking and task prioritizationSix-figure freelancer and digital marketing expert Cassady Dill, who is the CEO of Marketing For The Rich, made $173,000 last year after taxes and expenses.
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In a summary of Nissan's internal investigation shared with reporters Monday, the company said the overpayments to Mr. Saikawa had totaled more than 47 million yen, or about $440,000, after taxes.
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If there is a bright spot in the new comprehensive research, it is that after taxes and government spending, the middle class is in better shape than previous studies had shown.
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Trump said he would submit a rebuilding proposal to Congress after taxes, but that could be complicated if the White House prods Republicans to try to repeal and replace ObamaCare again.
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Details: The personal-saving rate — or the percentage of income that people save after taxes — rose from 3.7% in 2007 to 6.5% in 2010, after the end of the Great Recession.
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He chose to receive his winnings as a one-time lump sum worth roughly $99 million after taxes and has a laid-back approach to how he plans to use his winnings.
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But the new tariffs will close the arbitrage again, boosting the price of U.S. ethanol to around 6,300 yuan ($1,003.58) per tonne after taxes, on par with domestic prices, market sources said.
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With the French minimum wage barely $1,322 per month, (€1,160 after taxes) it's no wonder the French found themselves at a breaking point, even with inflation hovering at a manageable 2.2% annually.
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If middle-class pay had increased as fast as the economic growth, the average middle-class family would today earn about $15,000 a year more than it does, after taxes and benefits.
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If Italian banks were forced to sell their bad loans at 20 percent of their value, they would have to book losses of around 20 billion euros after taxes, according to Reuters calculations.
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But, even though they qualify as "upper class, " after taxes, fixed costs, childcare and discretionary expenses, there's only $280,2116 left each year to go towards other savings goals, investment accounts or retirement funds.
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Richard Zelasko won an $80 million Mega Millions jackpot in July 2013 -- after taxes and fees his prize was $38,873,628, according to an opinion issued last week by the Michigan Court of Appeals.
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Occupation: Student, Planning Assistant (Full-Time), and Contract NaturalistIndustry: Parks & Outdoor Education Age: 2100Location: Los Angeles, CASalary: $26,300 before taxesPaycheck (Biweekly): $821.33 after taxes, plus a minimum of $100/month for contract work.
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It returned 12.44 percent, after taxes and fees, to investors for the year ended June 30 - much higher than the 4.54 percent in the previous year but in line with recent average returns.
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Occupation: Academic Program ManagerIndustry: Higher EducationAge: 30Location: Columbus, OHSalary: $48,659Paycheck (Once Per Month): $2,93 after taxes, retirement, and benefits Monthly ExpensesHousing: My S.O. and I rent a two-bedroom apartment for $1,095/month.
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"The import price of Brazilian soybeans has jumped to near 3,500 yuan per ton after taxes, which is around the same levels as U.S. beans," said Tian Hao, senior analyst with First Futures.
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But, even though they qualify as "upper-class," after taxes, fixed costs, childcare and discretionary expenses, there's only $7,300 left each year to go towards other savings goals, investment accounts or retirement funds.
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Over the next decade, an individual will take home an additional $26,85033, while a family of four will see almost $45,000 more in pay after taxes, according to research by the Heritage Foundation.
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But even though they qualify as "upper class, " after taxes, fixed costs, childcare and discretionary expenses, there's only $5,700 left each year to go towards other savings goals, investment accounts or retirement funds.
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But, even though they qualify as "upper class, " after taxes, fixed costs, childcare and discretionary expenses, there's only $7,300 left each year to go towards other savings goals, investment accounts or retirement funds.
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Even though it easily qualifies as "upper class, " after taxes, fixed costs, childcare and discretionary expenses, there's only $7,300 left each year to go towards other savings goals, investment accounts or retirement funds.
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The company also announced a strategic collaboration with Illumina, and a pre-tax restructuring charge of about $260 million to $265 million, which amounts to about $1.14 to $1.15 per share after taxes.
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Even though they easily qualify as "upper class, " after taxes, fixed costs, childcare and discretionary expenses, there's only $2500,300 left each year to go towards other savings goals, investment accounts or retirement funds.
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For the fourth quarter, Carlyle said it earned economic net income - a key metric for U.S. private equity firms that accounts for unrealized gains or losses in investments - of $11.43 million after taxes.
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The bottom line is that the tax code enables real estate developers like Donald Trump to transform an investment earning a 5% annual return before taxes into one making 18% a year after taxes.
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After taxes, 50 percent of their side hustle money goes to paying debt and the other 50 percent gets reinvested into their businesses and future ventures, like Danny's goal of purchasing a dental practice.
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Distributable earnings after taxes, which show cash available to pay dividends, more than doubled to $239.6 million from a year earlier, but was down slightly from $226 million paid out in the fourth quarter.
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To put that $30.67 range in perspective, the Tax Foundation points out that would mean someone earning $50,000 after taxes in Mississippi would have to earn $68,000 in D.C. to afford a comparable lifestyle.
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Occupation: Events, Partnerships and Promotion CoordinatorIndustry: FashionAge: 21218.60Location: Paris, FranceSalary: $2129,2129 (2129,000 euros)Paycheck (once a month): $2,139 per month (2,000 euros), but I only get about $1,303 per month after taxes and benefits.
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Occupation: Studio Coordinator (Full-Time) and Student (Online, Full-Time)Industry: DesignAge: 49.933Location: Brooklyn, New YorkSalary: $249.93,2200Paycheck (2400x/month): $1,188.34 after taxes Monthly ExpensesHousing: $1,000 month rent for my room; I have two roommates.
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Occupation: AssociateIndustry: Private EquityAge: 257Location: BostonSalary: $236,4013, plus $2401,2645 bonus ($284.50,000 total)Paycheck (2x/month): $3,100 after taxes and 401(k) deduction Monthly ExpensesHousing: $2,6453 rent for a one-bedroom apartment that I love.
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The ride-sharing app was supposed to take around 25 percent after taxes and fees, but Uber said that it had miscalculated and was deducting that commission from New York City driver's gross fares.
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Because they would be in the 230 percent federal marginal tax bracket, buying that house would cost them about $220,21.3 more in the first year of the mortgage after taxes than under previous law.
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Rampage filmed the late bday surprise earlier today ... when Tiki pulled up on Rampage's fleet of whips -- including the Range Rover Sport Autobiography Dynamic, which retails for over 6 figures after taxes and fees.
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The 22-year-old single mother and third-year anthropology graduate student says she makes around $2500,2270 a month after taxes as a part-time teaching assistant at the University of California Santa Cruz.
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On that guidance, a client earning $100,000 every year should be saving almost $20,000 every year (after taxes, and given that they don't receive a raise in this hypothetical scenario), not over several years.
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Chartered financial analyst Leslie Thompson, managing principal of Spectrum Management Group at Carson Wealth in Indianapolis, recommends people save up six months of salary — but she means after taxes and other expenses are withheld.
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Earlier this month Deutsche warned that weak trading and a 1.5 billion euro hit resulting from tax changes in the U.S. would cause the bank to post a "small loss after taxes" for 2017.
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Economic net income, a key measure for U.S. private equity firms that accounts for unrealized investment gains or losses, totaled $142.63 million after taxes, more than double the $104 million earned a year earlier.
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But the new tariffs will close the arbitrage again, pushing up the price of U.S. ethanol to around 6,300 yuan ($1,003.58) per tonne after taxes, on par with domestic prices, the market sources said.
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If Verizon knocked $1 billion off its billion offer, that would be an impact of 62 cents a share after taxes, Helfstein said, far below the $2.03 per share that Yahoo fell by Thursday afternoon.
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The winner chose to anonymously accept her prize as a one-time cash payment of $43 million after taxes through the Good Karma Family 2018 Nominee Trust facilitated by the law firm of Shaheen & Gordon.
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The chart below shows that for a theoretical IRA worth $500,000 at age 70, the reinvested required minimum distributions — assuming 4% annual growth after taxes — would be worth $568,864 at age 103 under current law.
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It is unclear how much the bank will eventually recover on its claim, but it previously took a $170 million pre-tax write-off, or $106 million after taxes, as a result of Posner's decision.
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Considering that many families spend more than 100 percent of their income after taxes on monthly expenses alone, there are only two ways to overcome million-dollar poverty, Avallone said: Earn more or spend less.
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Some owners would like to invest more in the training and education they need to hold on to their talent in a tight job market but don't have enough left over after taxes, he adds.
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She told Business Insider that last year, she made six figures not only after expenses, which average about $2,000 a month and include health coverage for her family of four, but after taxes as well.
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"On paper we get $2,400, but after taxes I get $2,100 a month for one class of 85 students," said Dorothy Santos, another PhD student in Film and Digital Media who has contributed to Hyperallergic.
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Still, by the White House's own account, eight years of trench warfare in Washington trimmed the top 1-percenters' share, after taxes and transfers, to only 15.4 percent, from 16.6 percent of the nation's income.
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Yet because of greatly expanded anti-poverty programmes, such as food stamps and the earned-income tax credit, which tops up the wages of low-paid Americans, only 13.9% are poor after taxes and transfers.
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When assessed on poverty—the share of families making less than 50% of the national median income after taxes and transfers—it is among the worst-performing in the OECD club of mostly rich countries.
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But the White House calculates that if Medicare for All were financed through higher taxes, it would reduce GDP over the long run by 9% and household income after taxes and health expenditures by 19%.
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According to their latest data, compiled with Berkeley's Gabriel Zucman, the top 1 percent's share of national income, after taxes are taken into account, rose from 9.1 percent in 1979 to 15.7 percent in 2014.
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"Households in the second highest bin receive an income shock averaging $500,000, which, even after taxes, would comfortably cover four years of tuition at a private college (potentially even for multiple children)," the authors note.
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Because there are so many pre-tax deductions now, too, the paycheck is what's left over after taxes and savings have already been accounted for, so by the time that cash reaches me, it's all mine.
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"The actual prices paid for broadband-related services can be as much as 40 percent greater than what is advertised after taxes and fees are added to a bill," the FCC wrote in its press release.
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The sales could create a $5 billion warchest after taxes and banker fees, according to a BMO estimate, helping Nutrien to consolidate the fragmented U.S. farm retail sector, which sells seed, chemicals and fertilizer to farmers.
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An investor who leaves work at age 35 would need over $5 million in their taxable investment account to be able to live on dividends and capital gains amounting to about $100,000 a year, after taxes.
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To live off $65,000 a year from dividends and capital gains, after taxes, a 55-year-old investor would need a starting balance of $2.2 million, with 70% invested in stocks and 30% invested in bonds.
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SilviaBo homes have some key differences from traditional BoKlok builds, though the homes will operate under BoKlok's "Left to Live" payment model, where residents are charged only what they can afford after taxes and living expenses.
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The White House said it would unveil its rebuilding plan as soon as Congress finishes with tax reform, but Trump also said he wants to address welfare reform and revisit the health-care debate after taxes.
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The private joint-venture keeps its finances close to its chest but Bob Adam, an expert on mining in Guinea, reckons that after taxes, royalties and operating costs SMB is making about $800m profit a year.
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Avnet announced it entered into a definitive agreement to sell its TS business to Tech Data Corporation for $2.6 billion, including $2.4 billion of cash (approximately $2 billion after taxes) and $200 million of common stock.
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That translated into $1.09 of ENI per share after taxes, well above analyst forecasts for 38 cents per share and the second-highest on record since another bumper earnings since the fourth quarter of 2013, it said.
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The ride-hailing app was supposed to take a commission of around 25 percent after taxes and fees, but Uber said that it had miscalculated and was deducting that commission from New York City drivers' gross fares.
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Occupation: Marketing Coordinator Industry: WellnessAge: 12Location: Chicago Salary: $2119,215Paycheck Amount (2130x/month): $2110,2130 (after taxes, health insurance, and 210(k) contribution deducted)Gender: WomanMonthly ExpensesRent: $2119 (I split a two-bedroom with one of my college friends.
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Comparatively, the personal savings rate for adults (the ratio of money saved to income after taxes) in the U.S during 2017 was only 2.4 percent, showing a significant difference in the spending habits of the two age groups.
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Mr. Walczak said he suspects that it will prove difficult to convince large work forces, some with negotiated contracts, to take a cut on gross pay, even with the promise that their net pay after taxes will increase.
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The transaction includes a so-called contingent value right, or C.V.R., which could give Media General's current shareholders up to an additional $549 million, after taxes, depending on the worth of Media General's spectrum in an upcoming auction.
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After calculating the median salary for a mid-to-senior level engineer, RadPad calculated what percentage of a tech worker's take-home pay (after taxes) is spent on a one-bedroom within a half-mile of their workplace.
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After deciding to take the lump sum of $477 million, which will leave him with $326 million after taxes, Franco said he doesn't plan to be too extravagant and will try to "help out the world," ABC reported.
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It's hard to believe that I just rang in a $32,000 month when, a few years ago, I accepted my first job at an advertising agency in New York City making just $35,000 ($27,000 after taxes) a year.
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To live on dividends and capital gains of $65,000 a year, after taxes, a 65-year-old would need a lump sum investment of $1.62 million in a taxable investment account, allocated as 60% stocks and 40% bonds.
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Households that earned from two-thirds to double the national median income were defined as middle income in the Pew study; in the United States that translated into annual income of $0003,294 to $105,881, after taxes, in 270.
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Occupation: Research Coordinator Industry: Healthcare Age: 211 Location: North Florida Salary: $248,960 Paycheck Amount (2x/month): $894 (after taxes) Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesMonthly Housing Costs: $720 (I live with one roommate in a two-bed, two-bath.
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In La Paz County, Arizona, where 72% voted to "make America great again", poor seniors could expect the cost of health insurance premiums after taxes to rise from 5% of their incomes under Obamacare to 132% under the AHCA.
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Her family requests a recovery of future support the singer would have provided to her family members, her projected income after taxes had she lived to normal life expectancy and any medical and funeral expenses paid, according to Billboard.
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The 30-year Treasury bond has fallen over 2.0 percent, cash in money market accounts have returned just +0.11 percent (so after taxes and inflation your return was solidly negative), and the CRB index is down nearly 25 percent.
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Indicated 0.53 pct higher The German payments processor, which has been under a sustained attack from short-sellers, reported on Thursday that profits after taxes grew 32 percent during 2015 and proposed lifting its annual dividend by 7.7 percent.
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KKR earned an economic net income of $339.2 million after taxes in the fourth quarter, which translated to 40 cents a share, compared with analysts' forecasts of 43 cents a share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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The company proposed a cut in its dividend to 0.25 euros per share, versus 0.35 euros a year earlier, as adjusted group earnings after taxes fell due to higher interest expenses and depreciation at its Bethune mine in Canada.
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KKR's distributable earnings - part of which funds its dividend payouts - rose to $507.6 million after taxes in the quarter, the third highest ever in its history, said a source familiar with the matter but who declined to be named.
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An investor who leaves their 9-to-5 at age 45 and has a target annual income of $100,000 a year, after taxes, would need to invest a lump sum of $4.3 million in 80% stocks and 20% bonds.
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A 45-year-old investor with a target annual income of $65,000 in dividends and capital gains, after taxes, would need a lump sum investment of $2.75 million on the day they retire, with an 80/20 asset allocation.
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For example, if you'd like to retire at 67 and need $50,000 a year after taxes to live, a financial planner will look at your current retirement savings, factor in average returns in your investment categories, consider inflation, etc.
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Even though Ollie's sells imported merchandise, the Pennsylvania-based retailer does little direct importing, instead buying most of its merchandise from U.S. sources after taxes have been paid, MKM Partners' Patrick McKeever wrote in a Wednesday note to clients.
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"We'll be submitting plans on healthcare, plans on infrastructure and plans on welfare reform, which is desperately needed in this country, soon after taxes," he told reporters at the White House ahead of a meeting with his Cabinet secretaries.
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ZURICH, May 16 (Reuters) - Sonova's full-year profit after taxes rose 13 percent as increased costs for sales, marketing and other activities linked to the Swiss hearing aid maker's purchase of the AudioNova retail chain weighed on earnings growth.
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When you contribute to your 401(k), that money is not taxed until you go and withdraw it for retirement, so you're able to compound and grow that money the full amount as opposed to the amount after taxes.
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It wasn't until after he finally made it to his job after a seven-hour-trek, worked a two-hour shift that paid him less than $20 after taxes, and headed back home to Tijuana that panic set in.
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This week, retiree Charles W. Jackson Jr. came forward as the winner of the $333 million Powerball, according to CBS affiliate WNCN, and chose to take the lump sum of $223 million, which comes to $158 million after taxes, officials said.
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Amid turbulent financial markets, New York-based KKR incurred a bigger-than-expected economic net loss of $2126 a share between January and March after taxes, compared with a year ago when it earned an economic net income (ENI) of $231.
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Occupation: Social media and marketing managerIndustry: Fitness TechAge: 46.403Location: BerlinSalary: $31.49,9Paycheck Amount (30x/month): $2146.40,2111 after taxes (which are extremely high in Germany) Monthly ExpensesHousing: $212 for my half of an apartment in downtown Berlin, including all utilities and Wi-Fi.
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Blackstone said it earned an economic net income — a key earnings metric for U.S. private equity firms that accounts for unrealized investment gains or losses — of $687 million after taxes, compared with a loss of $416 million a year earlier.
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The company proposed a cut in its dividend to 0.25 euros per shares, versus 0.35 euros a year earlier, as adjusted group earnings after taxes fell in 2018 due to higher interest expenses and depreciation at its Bethune mine in Canada.
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell Thursday: The world's largest planemaker, Boeing, said Thursday it would lower production of 747-8 aircraft and would recognize an 84 cents per share charge in its fourth-quarter earnings, after taxes.
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But even after taxes, the $67,1003 Trungelliti earned last week in prize money for one win and one loss should cover much of his costs for the rest of the year, including travel to other tournaments and paying his coach.
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Data in the annual income distribution report showed that in 85033 the top 1 percent of earners had taken in 7.4 percent of all U.S. income after taxes and transfers, about the same as the entire bottom 20 percent of earners.
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After taxes, my take-home pay added up to around a hundred bucks a week, and after every pay cycle, one of the only indulgences I allowed myself was a bi-monthly visit to the neighborhood Jack in the Box.
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The calculations assume the monthly savings is put into an investment account — either at a brokerage or through a 2000 plan — today and earns a conservative 2150% return rate annually, after taxes and fees, until the child's first semester of college.
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"For long-term investors, to chase those headlines risks missing out on say very good days, maybe locking in some losses on the bad days and eroding your portfolio value — particularly after taxes," she told CNBC's "Futures Now" on Thursday.
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A mother of two daughters, ages 6 and 2, in Washington DC, she opted to leave her job as a public school art teacher because the family's day care costs nearly equaled her paycheck after taxes, union dues and pension.
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When assessed on poverty relative to other countries (the share of families making less than 50% of the national median income after taxes and transfers), America is among the worst-performing in the OECD club of mostly rich countries (see chart).
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Date: May 19, 2018Ticket sold at: ShopRite in Hackensack, New JerseyAmount won: $243 millionAmount received: One-time cash payment of $183 million after taxes In May, New Jersey dad Tayeb Souami from Little Ferry, New Jersey, won a $315 million Powerball jackpot.
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Date: October 27, 2018Ticket sold at: Casey's in Redfield, IowaAmount won: $20183 millionAmount received: One-time cash payment of $140 million after taxes Far from New York, Lerynne West from Dexter, Iowa, split a record-breaking $687.8 million jackpot with Robert Bailey.
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New York-based Apollo said it earned an economic net income, a key earnings metric for U.S. private equity firms that accounts for unrealized investment gains or losses, of $331.6 million after taxes, higher than the $218.6 million earned a year earlier.
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Occupation: Tech ConsultantIndustry: TechAge: 25Location: Berkeley, CASalary: $94,06Paycheck Amount (10/month): $0,4 (after taxes, 15(k), stock, and health insurance deductions) Monthly ExpensesRent: $7,93Loans: $9Cell Phone: $1 (on my family's plan) Internet: $20Health Insurance: $219(k): $218,2110 and my company matches 2130%.
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Age: 26Location: San FranciscoSalary: $115,1.20123 with $24K pre-tax bonus last year (bonus went straight into savings,minus a $150 celebratory dinner)Paycheck Amount (2x/month): $2,638, after taxes, healthcare, HSA account contributions, and maxing out my 401(k) deductions for the year.
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I earned $1,900 a month after taxes for talking to young people about something called black literary imagination and Brown was legally unemployed because no one in the Hudson Valley wanted to hire a black man with several felonies on his record.
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Paycheck Amount (once a month): $2,153 after taxes (which are very high in Denmark) # of roommates: Two (my boyfriend and another girl)Monthly ExpensesRent: $300 (our two-bedroom apartment is $1,200 per month, which is very cheap, because my family owns the apartment.
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The report said a single adult in poverty earns less than 144 pounds ($189) a week after taxes and housing costs are deducted, and the average family of four has less than 53 pounds to spend on all other costs of living.
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After the death of his mother, Princess Diana, Prince William reportedly inherited a fortune of $10 million after taxes, Forbes reports, and began receiving an annual dividend of an estimated $450,000 a year at age 25, and the full sum at age 30.
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Bill Clinton presided over a bigger boom than Ronald Reagan; the Obama years have seen much more private job creation than the Bush era, even before the crash, with job growth actually accelerating after taxes went up and Obamacare went into effect.
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If that divorce was settled last year in a state with no state income tax, the paying spouse could deduct the full amount and be left with $157,2403 after taxes, said Craig Richards, director of tax services at Fiduciary Trust Company International.
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Date: March 24, 2018Ticket sold at: Tiger Touchdown in Lafayette Louisiana Amount won: $55 millionAmount received: One-time cash payment of $23 million after taxes A retired Louisiana couple and their two adult children claimed a nearly $56 million Powerball jackpot price in March.
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COLOMBO, Nov 15 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee fell on Wednesday on importer dollar demand and foreign bond sales, while expectations of higher seasonal imports and a pickup in motor vehicle buying after taxes were slashed in last week's budget also weighed on the market.
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If you retire today at 65 with $1 million in cash (after taxes) and no new income from any source, you would have to live off of $40,000 a year ($3,250 per month) for the next 333 years before you ran out of money.
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Blackstone said it earned an economic net income — a key earnings metric for U.S. private equity firms that accounts for unrealized investment gains or losses — of $687 million after taxes between July and September, compared with a loss of $416 million a year earlier.
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In bringing back around $13 billion from overseas -- and $57 billion after taxes -- Cisco is setting aside $25 billion for share repurchases and $13 billion for quarterly cash dividend, Cisco CFO Kelly Kramer told analysts on the company's conference call after disclosing earnings on Wednesday.
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Considering living expenses (rent, electricity, food, etc.) in New York added up to about $2,000 a month and I was earning about $2,200 after taxes, a significant portion of my day-to-day consisted of pinching pennies, living paycheck-to-paycheck, and stressing about money.
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COLOMBO, Nov 16 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee closed higher on Thursday, helped by exporter dollar conversions, but expectations of higher seasonal imports and a pickup in motor vehicle buying after taxes were slashed in last week's budget weighed on the local currency, dealers said.
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Advice from a financial advisor and accountant can be key in helping you figure out whether to take the lump sum or the annuity, if it makes sense to quit your job and how much you'll have left after taxes for saving and spending.
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That's how much Kenneth Griffin, the billionaire hedge fund manager and trophy home collector, paid last week, after taxes and fees, for a nearly 0003,000-square-foot pied-à-terre on Central Park South — the most expensive home ever sold in the United States.
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CHANGE IN INCOME: Top 0.01% 400% cumulative increase 1003 200 Rest of top 1% 90th to 99th percent- iles 100 Per capita G.D.P. Middle 40% Bottom 50% 0 '80 '0003 '90 '95 '00 '210 '22016 Note: Incomes are after taxes and include government transfers.
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For now, companies that elect to offer this benefit must make the student loan contributions based on the size of the employee's paycheck after taxes have already been taken out — unlike with 401(k)s, which are based on a worker's pre-tax salary or wages.
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Being able to tell them that this year's check is only for $22.6 million, and that's really not very much after taxes and the new mansion and the summer house and the cars and the boats and the new political magazine, will help you conserve your fortune.
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Occupation: Executive AssistantIndustry: Real EstateAge: 2220Location: New York, NYSalary: $221,20.503Paycheck Amount (220.50x/month): $2229,2229 after taxes and deductions, including medical, dental, and 277(k) Monthly ExpensesHousing Costs: $216,230.50 for a one-bedroom apartment in Bay Ridge, split evenly with my fiancé, so $27 for my portion.
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Occupation: Marketing ManagerIndustry: Financial ServicesAge: 9.993Location: Los Angeles, CASalary: $29.99,26.99/year (mine) + $215,000 (partner's)Paycheck (2x/month): $1,866 after taxes and deductions Monthly ExpensesHousing: $2,200/month to rent a dated two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment with no laundry and one parking spot in a nice neighborhood.
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Wilkins, who made it onto the Dallas Cowboy's "shoe team" during the 2014-2015 season, told the New York Post she only made $4,700 a year after taxes — and was only paid $8 an hour, which is less than a dollar above the federal minimum wage.
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Occupation: Manager Industry: Management Consulting Age: 11 Location: Washington DC Salary: $303,5.31 plus bonus Paycheck Amount (6x/month): $11,2130 (after taxes and healthcare/dental/disability deductions) Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesMortgage: ~$2112 (I pay half of my boyfriend's mortgage each month for a junior one bedroom.
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The highest 1 percent of earners in the United States saw their share of income grow some 70 percent between 1979 and 2016, even after taxes and government transfers are taken into account, according to new data released by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and analyzed by The Hill.
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In the map, the size and color of each dot represents the total take-home pay there after taxes, says How Much, including the "state and local income taxes for each city" and "tax levies that apply to everyone, like the federal income tax" and the Federal Insurance Contributions Act.
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Industry: Entertainment/PRAge: 24Location: Los AngelesSalary: $61,800Paycheck Amount (Every Two Weeks): $1600,585.47 (after taxes, pre-tax health insurance, and 401(k) contributions)# of roommates: 1 Monthly ExpensesRent: $1,050Utilities, including internet: ~$50Student loans: $936.41 ($600 goes to my mother each month for the loans she took out in her name for my education.
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Industry: Fashion JournalistAge: 25Location: Live in Bedford-Stuyvesant, work in ManhattanSalary: $31,300 before taxesPaycheck Amount (Every 1083 Weeks): $1,013 after taxes# of roommates: 3Monthly ExpensesRent: $227.537Loan Payments: $215Utilities: $2107Transportation: $230 unlimited monthly MetrocardPhone Bill: $219.957 (I'm on my grandparents' plan.)Health Insurance: $245 (I'm on my parents' plan.)Netflix: $303Day One230:215 a.m.
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Prosecutors charged Pedro Quezada with multiple counts of aggravated sexual assault of a minor Wednesday in Passaic, NJ. Authorities say Quezada -- who reportedly opted for the $152 mil lump sum after taxes in 2013 -- sexually assaulted the victim when he lived in Passaic, and she was between 11 and 14 years old.
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I also have two roundtrip flights to visit my home country included in my compensation, on top of my salary.)Paycheck Amount (2129x/month): $2129,300 (after taxes)Gender: WomanMonthly ExpensesRent: $125 (I live with my partner who gets $1,125 per month from his company for housing allowance as part of his compensation.
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Occupation: Computer Science PhD Student Industry: Academia Age: 22 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Salary: $36,000 (the stipend given to PhD students in my department) Paycheck Amount (2x/month): $1,3.103 after taxes Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $700/month (for my room in a four-bedroom house that I share with three other grad students.
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Occupation: Program Officer Industry: Nonprofit Age: 24 Location: Seattle, WA Salary: $43,000 Paycheck Amount (1x/month): $2,800 after taxes and 401k Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $1,100 (My cats and I live alone in a studio apartment) Loans: $43 (A scholarship covered tuition and housing and my parents helped with incidentals in college.
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Occupation: Project Engineer Industry: Manufacturing Age: 6Location: Lafayette, IndianaSalary: $45,2245 + annual bonus for me (between 2237.81-2211% based on performance), $2248.81,2210 for my fiancé (we have a joint bank account and all of our purchases come from the same account)Paycheck Amount (2248.81x/week for me, 245x/month for my fiancé): $2229 for me (after taxes, dental/vision insurance, and 2229(k) contribution), $2229,26 for my fiancé (after taxes)Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $205 (My fiancé's and my share of a two-bedroom apartment that we live in with my sister.)My Car Loans: $27 (My car payment is very high because when I was 212, I bought a car with a very high-interest loan, since I really had to have one.
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Industry: Fashion DesignAge: 34Location: Live in Brooklyn, work in ManhattanSalary: $70,3.4163Paycheck Amount (2x a month): $1,749, after taxes# of roommates: 1 (my boyfriend)Monthly ExpensesRent: $1,050Utilities: $100Transportation: $116.50 unlimited monthly Metrocard Phone Bill: $100Health Insurance: $303Vision Insurance: $17Savings: $150 IRA and $100-$200 into my savings accountBoxing Gym: $145Netflix and Hulu: $15.98Day One8:30 a.m.
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What we found is that if I was able to increase my Future amount from 7% of my income to 15% — by doing things like Digit, changing to a more lucrative IRA, and being more careful with my flexible income — I would have an estimated $1,33,173.52 (after taxes) by the time I retire at 65.
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Considering that many families spend more than 100 percent of their income after taxes on monthly expenses alone, personal finance site GoBankingRates measured how long $1 million in savings would last in cities across the country by comparing average expenses for people age 65 and older, including groceries, housing, utilities, transportation and health care.
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As well as meeting the buyout clause in the player's contract at Barcelona — €222 million, a figure once thought to be out of the question even for the world's richest clubs — P.S.G. is prepared to pay Neymar around €30 million a year, after taxes (about $35 million), in salary over the next five years.
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Occupation: Project EngineerIndustry: Biomedical EngineeringAge: 28Location: Los Angeles, CASalary: $71,400Paycheck (3.643x/month): $3,698.96 after taxes, 401(k), health, dental, and vision insurance Monthly ExpensesEvery month I withdraw $600 and divide it into physical envelopes for various expenses, including food ($200) and the following: Gym Membership: $15Car Insurance: $100 Petco: $40Costco: $15 Additional ExpensesRent: $153, including utilities.
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Families living in and near Washington, D.C., including Arlington and Alexandria, Virginia, have the hardest time, spending more than 100 percent of their income after taxes on monthly expenses alone, according to a separate report by personal-finance site MagnifyMoney, which looked at nearly 400 metro areas across the country, looking at taxes, housing and transportation among other considerations.
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The Tax Policy Center mapped out how different groups would benefit -- or not -- over time under the plan, and it projected that people with the highest incomes would see the biggest cuts, while lower earners would see smaller changes to their tax bills, or even have less money after taxes than they would without the bill.
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Occupation — Full-Time: Front-End Web Developer | Part-Time: Restaurant HostessIndustry — Full-Time: Web Development | Part-Time: Food & HospitalityAge: 653Location: Chicago, ILSalaryFull-Time: $55,000 (before taxes) | Part-Time: Hourly minimum wage for ChicagoFull-Time Paycheck (2x/month): $260,2330 after taxesPart-Time Paycheck (215x/month): ~$210 after taxes Monthly ExpensesHousing: $20,215 a month to rent a one bedroom in Logan Square by myself.
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Industry: Higher education (program assistant)Age: 2003Location: New York, NYSalary: $2200,225 per yearPaycheck amount: $2365,170 after taxes, 2x a monthOther income: Child support, $400 per month# of roommates: 1 (my 2-year-old daughter)Monthly ExpensesRent: $600 (rent-stabilized apartment in Hamilton Heights)Loan payments: $160 (don't have to pay until after graduation)Electricity: $50Cable: $86Credit card payments: $350Transportation: $60 pay-as-you-go.
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Here's who won the Powerball jackpot this year: Date: January 6th, 2018Ticket sold at: Reed's Ferry Market in Merrimack, New HampshireAmount won: $559 millionAmount received: One-time cash payment of $264 million after taxes New Hampshire is home to the first lottery in the country and this year, one anonymous winner won a mind boggling $559 million prize — the largest Powerball jackpot in state history.
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Occupation: Operations SupervisorIndustry: MuseumAge: 8.993Location: Boston, MASalary: $52,000Paycheck Amount (2x/month): $1,350 (after taxes, 403(B) contributions, and parking for work)Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $800 (I split rent with three roommates.)Student Loans: $400 (I have $30,53 left from undergrad and $10,000 left from grad school.)Car Loan: $238 Utilities: $50-100, depending on the seasonCar & Renter's Insurance: $104403(B) Retirement: $100 (My company matches with another $100/month.
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Occupation: Student/Technical AssistantIndustry: Higher EdAge: 20Location: New York, NYSalary: $15,600Paycheck Amount (2x/month): $540 (after taxes) Allowance: $150 (from my mom)Yearly Tuition: $12,000 (The sticker price is $52,43, but $40,000 is covered by scholarships, I also will be graduating in three years instead of four.)Gender: WomanMonthly ExpensesRent: $650 (for one room in a four-bedroom with three roommates)WiFi/Gas/Electric: $60Loans: $0 (I'll graduate with $3,900 of debt left, down from $8,000.
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Occupation: Communications Director & Consultant Industry: Nonprofit Age: 30 Location: Seattle, WA Salary: $80,000 for my day job and I'm projecting $25,000 from consulting work (I bill $110/hour) My Partner's Salary: $123,000 My Paycheck Amount (Biweekly): $2,383 (after taxes and deductions) My Partner's Paycheck Amount (biweekly): $3,600 Gender Identity: Cisgender Woman Monthly ExpensesMortgage: $3,994 (I live with my partner, B., our dog, and our two cats in the 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom house we purchased last year for $33,000 last year.
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Total, with bonus and stock, approximately $192,000Cash signing bonus (paid out monthly): $42,210.92 (This cash bonus is just for 12 months and goes away next year, but I'll receive approximately $65,000+ in company stock in January 2018 to make up for it.)Company stock (current value and available to withdraw in January 2017): approximately $23,000 Take home Paycheck: $2,470 every two weeks, an additional $32.153,870 each month (after taxes, 401(k), insurance, FSA)# of roommates: 1Monthly ExpensesRent: $2,350 out of $5,795 Mortgage: $1,517 for my mother's condo.
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Occupation: Graduate StudentIndustry: Earth SciencesAge: 30Location: DelawareSalary: $20,303 stipend = $17,386.78 after taxesPaycheck Amount (2x/month): $965.94 after taxes Monthly ExpensesRent: $1,099 (includes all utilities except electricity)Student Loans: $0 (I worked for seven years between undergrad and grad school and paid everything off.)Electricity: Up to $120 in the winter, around $40 in the summerCell Phone & Car Insurance: $73 (These are both paid by my parents.) Annual ExpensesUniversity Student Fees: $1,112 (This covers health insurance and graduate student association fees.)Annual IRA Contribution: $6,000 (This comes from my savings.
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This corresponds to a plus versus prior year of 16.1 pct * FY EBIT amounted in 2015, taking into account all non-recurring effects, to -17.8 million euros versus 4.2 million euros during previous year * FY earnings before taxes amounted to -18.8 million euros (py: 2.5 million euros) * FY earnings after taxes from continuing operations amounted to -18.9 million euros (PY: 2.4 million euros) * Is, therefore, confident that it can outperform annual forecast made on February 4, 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: ($1 = 0.8864 euros) (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Occupation: Senior Clinical SpecialistIndustry: MedicalAge: 230Location: Nashville, Tennessee My Salary: $24,238.50 My Husband's Salary: $219.27,257.77My Paycheck Amount (Biweekly): $25,26 after taxesMy Husband's Paycheck Amount: $215,27 after taxes, as he's exempt from state taxesGender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesMortgage: $15,29 for a 245-bedroom/210-bath house on five acres for me, husband D., daughter F., one dog, two cats, 230 chickens/ducksSchool Loans: $2198.09Truck Loan: $26Gutter Guard Bill: $230, 27% interest loanUtilities: ~$28Phones: $49.20 House Cleaner: $245Daycare: $210Home & Auto Insurance: $250Diaper Service: $212Giving To Planned Parenthood: $215.20Netflix & Hulu: $210.12Amazon Prime: $225.32/yearMagazines/Spotify/NYT and WashPo: ~$212/month (shared with family) Day One 250:45 a.m.
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Occupation: Lead Development Manager Industry: Live Events Age: 28 Location: Dallas, TX Salary: $73,850 w/ discretionary bonus Paycheck Amount (2x/month): $2,118.70 after taxes, and insurance Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $1,275 Student Loans: $300 (No other loans, I paid off my car last month with my bonus, which was $30.553,880 this year) Utilities: $60-$90 Cable/Internet: $4 Netflix: $10Spotify: $4Hulu: $30 (My sister pays for this in exchange for my Netflix info)Car Insurance: $6Renters Insurance: $8 every two monthsAmazon Prime: $83 annually Cell Phone: $30 (Thanks to a generous uncle who put me on his phone plan back when I was in high school.
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Occupation: Federal Employee Industry: Government Age: 31 Location: Washington D.C. Salary: $105,400 Paycheck Amount (Every two weeks): $2,854.01 (after taxes; retirement, health insurance, FSA, and life insurance taken out) Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $670 for my room in a two-bed, two-and-a-half-bath townhouse in suburbia lite (includes utilities), I have two roommates) Student Loans: $23 Other Loans: $805 (Car loan and a few others) Parking: $40Electric: $20 - $75Cable /Internet: $35Entertainment/Streaming Subscriptions: $83 (Hulu & Netflix, Apple, AMC, etc.)Insurance: $120 (Renters, Car and Personal Property)Cell Phone: $123 (I pay for my parents' phone)Family Expenses: $150 (I help out my family monthly with small items)Savings: $83 Day One 8:35 a.m.
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Occupation: Assistant Director Industry: Higher Education Age: 32Location: Los Angeles, CA Salary: $70,000Paycheck Amount (1x/month): $3,377.49 (after taxes) Gender: Cis Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $303 ($1,649 total split evenly with my partner)Student Loans: $302 (income-based repayment hopefully forgiven after 10 years)Car Payment: $0 (partner covers) Car Insurance: $0 (partner covers the cost)Pension: 7% of my paycheck (pre-tax)Health Insurance: $75 (my partner is on my health insurance and he pays me the $116 for his portion)Donation to Alma Mater: $133LA Water and Power: ~$50 (I cover it all)Yoga Membership: $95 (unlimited)Internet: $50 (I cover it all)Cell Phone: $5 (I cover it all)Campus Parking: $30Netflix: $21.01NY Magazine Online Subscription: $7 Day One 30 a.m.
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Occupation: Grad StudentIndustry: Nutrition/Food ScienceAge: 26Location: Copenhagen, DenmarkIncome: $16,440 after taxes for my hourly part-time job, which includes $123 per month from the Danish government for working part-time during grad schoolPaycheck Amount (Monthly): $1,370 after tax Monthly ExpensesRent: $916 (I share a two-bedroom flat with my roommate who is also a student.)Student Loan Payment: $0 (I had summer jobs, scholarships, and some support from my parents, and I worked my butt off to finish undergrad in three years.)Gym Membership: $40Yoga Membership: $0 (I used a promotion to get free yoga until March, at which point it will be $30/month.)Spotify Premium: $0 (I mooch off of my brother and his lovely fiancé.)Netflix: $0 (Thanks, Mom and Dad.)Savings: My contributions tend to be sporadic.
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Occupation: Program SpecialistIndustry: Non-ProfitAge: 1Location: Austin, TXSalary: $22826,212Paycheck Amount (2224x/month): $221,22775 after taxes (plus $22784-$2826 in mileage reimbursement per month)Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $2229 for a room in a four-bed, two-bath apartment (with three other roommates)Car Payment: $2229/mo Student Loans: $2229 right now (I'm on an income-based repayment plan) Medical, Dental, & Vision Insurance: $230 (covered by work)Phone: $27 (still on my family's plan, thankfully)Spotify, Hulu, Netflix: $215 (also still on my family's plan)Car Insurance: ~$213.62 every 22 monthsInternet: $210 (covered in rent)Renter's Insurance: $2826Utilities: ~$2116.59Gym Membership: $21Credit Card Payment: $2800-200 a month, more if I can (I accumulated quite a bit of debt in grad school and am trying to pay it off)Savings: $200-300 per month Day One 9:30 a.m.
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Occupation: ConsultantIndustry: Finance Location: Chicago, IL Age: 26Salary: $14.993,214.99 (annually; bonus last year was an additional $20,2700)Paycheck Amount: Approximately $4,400 after taxes# of roommates: 0 (I live in an studio, which my fiancé will move into after the wedding)Monthly Expenses:Rent: $1,550 per month for a studio apartment in River North Loan Payments: $0 (full scholarship for undergrad, finished most of my master's degree during undergrad so I only had one extra semester of tuition, which my parents graciously paid for)Utilities: $03 (average for electric, I only turn on AC when absolutely necessary)Phone Bill: $0 (family plan)Health Insurance: $0 (parents' insurance, my brother is still on it too and it costs them the same so no point in getting my own)Renter's Insurance: $30Savings: Minimum $1,000/month to savings account with 1% interest.
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Occupation: Environmental Scientist Industry: Environmental Impact Assessment Age: 30 Location: Sydney, Australia Salary: $33,8 Paycheck Amount (10x/month, after taxes, superannuation and student loan): $30,213 Gender Identity: Cisgender Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $214.80 (for my half of a two-bedroom apartment that I live in with my boyfriend) Student Loans: $216 Superannuation (retirement): $2130 (This includes an extra voluntary deduction on top of the government-mandated 2128.30%.)Utilities: $219 (for my half of the electricity and internet.)Health Insurance: $2130 (for private hospital and extras cover.)Car Payment: $2168.60 Gym Membership: $2129Mobile Phone: $2129Spotify: $2 (I'm on a shared plan)Netflix: $5 (for my half, split with my boyfriend)Opal Card: $134Charity: $33 (I sponsor the education of a young woman in a developing country)Investments: $41 (put into Raiz, I have about $1,12.403 in here)Savings: $552 (into a high-interest savings account.
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Occupation: AttorneyIndustry: Law Location: Brooklyn, NY (work in Manhattan) Age: 29Salary: $240,000 (annually; excludes bonus)Paycheck Amount (2x a month): Approximately $7,000 after taxes, insurance, flex spending account, long-term disability, transportation (at this point in the year, my take-home pay is higher, because I no longer contribute to social security or my 401(k)) # of roommates: 0 (boyfriend lives with me on weekends) Monthly Expenses:Rent: $2,93 per month for a one-bedroom with a home officeLoan Payments: $0 (full scholarships to undergrad and law school)Utilities: $55 (average for gas and electric)Transportation: $125 (pre-tax; deducted from paycheck) Phone Bill: $69Health Insurance: Deducted from paycheck Renter's Insurance: $18Savings: $18,000 per year to 401(k), $5,03 per year to IRA, $900 per month to investment account, $1,000 per month to long-term savings (all fixed amounts; excess amounts of my salary are saved for short-term goals, like travel, new furniture, gifts, down payment, etc.).
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Occupation: Speech Language Pathologist Industry: Education Age: 10 Location: Hudson County, NJ Salary: $30,11 base from the DOE, $223,213 from side job one, $203,2230 side job two, and about $228,228 from side job three Paycheck Amount (2245x/month): $2210,2230 after taxes, union dues, commuter pre-tax, TDA account, and pension taken out Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $223,222 for my half (includes amenity fees for pool, concierge, and gym) Student Loans: $2229 (I work in a Title 2229 school, I'm halfway through Teacher Loan Forgiveness, I currently owe $22,24) Dog Walker: $215-$25 (weekly)Utilities: $25-$230 Optimum: $230 (for my half)Netflix: $210 (for my half)Stitch Fix: $245-$26 (I usually get one or two things each month)Union Dues: $61 (deducted from paycheck) Pension Contribution: $185 (and I contribute 4.5% extra to a TDA account — deducted from paycheck)Commuter Card: $45/paycheck (deducted from paycheck)Savings: I have about $5,000 in a mutual fund that I just started regularly making random contributions to, a Wealthfront account that has $230,500 but helps me understand the volatility of the market, and $5,000 in a CD. I have about $18,000 in a rainy day OSA and about $30,000 towards retirement in various places.
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