... it is a 30 year mortgage that's 360 months divided by 680k (I did not calculate interest.) that would be a monthly payment of about...
1 Answers · Business & Finance · 21/08/2007
... up every year. When I got out of school, my net worth was negative due to student loans. By age 30, I was at roughly $40K with annual wages of $50K...
3 Answers · Business & Finance · 01/07/2011
Your average worth is by your income how expensive your house is what your original salary per year is and the money you saved in the process
3 Answers · Business & Finance · 08/11/2012
There are a bunch of websites with calculators which can help you with this, I like CNN's: http://cgi.money.cnn.com/tools/networth_ageincome/ You are doing fine, but it all depends on your annual income. If...
2 Answers · Business & Finance · 06/01/2012
You need to sit down with a financial planner. You didn't mention if you will be self-employed. If so, you can do a defined benefit plan and put away a lot more than you can in a 401K. But assuming you are not self employed, if you max out...
4 Answers · Business & Finance · 21/08/2007
... not the same as where I live - cost of living differs by city and state. I'm early 30's and my net worth is crap, but I learned a lot from my mistakes...
1 Answers · Business & Finance · 24/10/2010
wow, not only easy to determine (saracasm here) but also not supported by the constitution (it needs to be = approtioned)
7 Answers · Business & Finance · 23/04/2007
...say for sure. When calculating your net worth , are you subtracting debt (i.e. house loan...say you're pushing top 1% for people your age (I'm the same age ). I haven't ...
6 Answers · Business & Finance · 20/06/2007
That sounds confusing to me. But simpler than what we have now.
2 Answers · Business & Finance · 25/04/2007
... Next Door". Multiply your age times your salary and then divide by ten. If you have a net worth greater than that, you are an above average accumulator of wealth. If...
2 Answers · Business & Finance · 05/05/2011
