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Math Lesson on why $2 mil is not a lot.

Hourly Rate: $25

Hours per Year: 2,000

Years Worked: 70 - 18 = 52 years

Yearly Salary:

$25/hour * 2,000 hours = $50,000 per year

Lifetime Salary:

$50,000 per year * 52 years =

$2,600,000

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Lifetime Salary After Taxes:

Assuming a tax rate of 25% (for estimation), the salary after taxes would be:

Yearly After-Tax Salary: $50,000 - (25% of $50,000) = $50,000 - $12,500 = $37,500

Lifetime Salary After Taxes:

$37,500 per year * 52 years =

$1,950,000

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Other Expenses:

Rent:

$1,000/month * 12 months = $12,000/year

Over 52 years: $624,000

Electric & Water:

$100/month * 12 months = $1,200/year

Over 52 years: $1,200 * 52 = $62,400

Food:

$10/day * 365 days = $3,650/year

Over 52 years: $3,650 * 52 = $189,800

New Car (every 10 years):

$20,000 every 10 years * 5 cars (52 years / 10 years)

Total cost for cars over lifetime: $100,000

Car Insurance:

$80/month * 12 months = $960/year

Over 52 years: $960 * 52 = $49,920

Clothes:

$200/year

Over 52 years: $200 * 52 = $10,400

Gas (Fuel and Maintenance):

$2,000/year (estimate based on moderate driving)

Over 52 years: $2,000 * 52 = $104,000

Health Insurance:

$300/month * 12 months = $3,600/year

Over 52 years: $3,600 * 52 = $187,200

Total Expenses:

Rent: $624,000

Electric & Water: $62,400

Food: $189,800

New Cars: $100,000

Car Insurance: $49,920

Clothes: $10,400

Gas: $104,000

Health Insurance: $187,200

Total Expenses: $1,328,720

Lifetime Salary After Taxes Minus Expenses:

$1,950,000 (Lifetime salary after taxes) - $1,328,720 (Total expenses) = $621,280

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$621,280 is $32.75 per day during that period- if you can save it.

You also still need money if you live past 70 and you'd have to eat spam every day for 52 years.

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