I Make $200,000 and Still Live With My Mom!
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I don't believe 1 bit of that call!
It sounds like his Mom has a very expensive life style, and just got cut off by her ex-husband. Now she wants her son to foot the bill for her life style. What the son can do is buy his own medium sized house, and follow Dave's baby steps to secure his own financial situation. At that point, he can say, hey Mom, if you want, you can move in with me, for very little extra expense. But I can't pay for your life style for the next 20 years.
Sorry not sorry, but I can't feel any sympathy for someone who is broke while making 15k per month for doing nothing.
Why don’t you make $15,000 monthly for doing “nothing?” It took an incredible amount of smartness on her part to get to this point.
@@thecatnextdoor12 it took being married and getting divorced. Literally anyone can do that. I make 6k per month and have zero financial issues.
Adam Gronvold Your wife couldn’t. No offense, stating the fact.
@@thecatnextdoor12 well obviously. I don't make enough to put out that much vaginamony. Also, looks are in no way a skill.
Oh and of course there's the fact that we don't live in a state that participates in the alimony scam. And how intelligent is she exactly if she can't make 180k per year work?
Weird flex, but okay
Exactly what I was thinking.
So true
There's a lot missing from the story. Maybe the mom is gambling addict or something. Or she employs and pays her son a salary... who knows...
Weirder OP comment.
Staying his mom who gets $15K/month while he makes $200K isn't flexing.
They are not exactly the typical average family.
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If she really is in a bad situation, then that means she spent close to 900k in 5 years. The woman must be clueless.
It is quite possible that she has a very expensive house with a mortgage that she got in the divorce. Alimony is taxable income, so she is probably looking at $11k or $12k/month after tax. If she's in a $2M+ house with a mortgage, the payments could easily be $10k a month. My guess would be she took the house in the divorce, but the alimony was barely enough to keep her above water.
@@darkforcesjedi Yeah. It's quite possible she took an expensive house with barely any equity in with a 30-year mortgage. That's a recipe for throwing lots of $$$ down the drain.
She should have sold the house after the divorce and downgraded her lifestyle to a much more reasonable one. I bet most of her money went to the house.
@@lynninfinite I bet when she was married she didn't make any significant money decisions, making her clueless on how life works. She needs to be pampered because she's ignorant. There are a lot of old ladies like that, especially if they get divorced or widowed.
Had a family member whos ex squandered $400K she received in the divorce in A YEAR!!!! She tried to have her lawyer go after him again for more! They laughed in their face. Some people are SO clueless and they don't care to figure it out either.
15k a month times 5-6 years is approximately a million dollars and yet his mom needs help. This makes absolutely no sense.
she's clearly a gold digger that never learned how to be independent and save for the future. the money supply has been shut off and she is in a panic.
She upped her lifestyle.
God's punishment. She is the reason for the divorce. She doesn't deserve this money. America is bad for alimony.
@Luis For someone his age, this is extremely likely. The contract probably isn't for a full year either.
Something in this story is being left out or lied about. Doesn't even come close to passing the smell test from several details and the guys for lack of a better term "wimpy" attitude.
This is a “troll” phone call..I didn’t believe this caller at all.
Who would make 220k+ /year, have 70k in the bank and buy a 70k car (with a car note) while living with his mother (and feel the need for Dave's help)?
Sounds like an episode of "Psycho" the TV show.
@@steelcastle5616 Plus his mom is 70 but he's 25? I know it's physically possible, but it's highly unlikely that in 1995 a 45-year-old woman had a baby
Claire Master my paternal grandmother had my aunt at 46, there are usually a surprise baby when you body is about to hit menopause and you are pretty fertile.
@@claireiswaycool My mom was 42 when I was born in 1979. It's also possible his mom is not his biological mom.
@@claireiswaycool Seriously? You're dead wrong on that - statistics even show that.
She’s received a total of $900,000 over the past 5 years, and isn’t in a good financial situation? She needs FPU.
She needs a switch whupping.
I stopped listening to this two minutes in, because the whole call sounded like a bunch of made up BS. Even a lie needs to be credible, at some level, to be interesting.
"The bigger the lie, the easier it is to believe." Joseph Goebels
Did you get far enough in to hear that the mom was getting 15k a year on alimony?
I’m 25 and my mom is 70 and needs me to support her indefinitely. 🤨
4Runner4life98 *per month
Ash Geo right i miss spoke.
Her ex husband was willing to pay $15,000 a month to not be with her. She must be some prize!
he is NOT WILLING the divorce court orders him to do this. He is trying to get it stopped
@@ekp-g205 idk why some guys do this to themselves. It's like the second some people make it rich, they get the most beautiful woman who would never have glanced their way. If she gave up her career and lost skills that's another story but it's best to marry in your tax bracket as a high earner.
@@colorfulcodes exactly! don’t marry poor a woman or poor man.
@@Saved.by.Jesus. That's just a stupid statement alltogether. Even if you do marry someone poorer than you, you're not expected to change their job title or automatically offer a comfort of not having to do the extra work that they would've done if you were not in that relationship. Same as these callers you see here, just because you make 200/4/5/6k a year doesn't mean a lot if the job's been handed down through relationships of your parents/family have created and they give you the opportunity to earn that. A lot of ppl making over 100k a year couldn't even tell you where they spend 3/4 of their monthly income. My point being, don't stuff up your nose at someone that has less $ to show for in the bank just because you're now in a better position, remember where you started and remember the people who landed a hand and gave you trust so you can pull yourself back up. Look to do the same where it makes sense.
It doesn’t work that way🤣
This lady literally blows through 15K a month I don’t blame the guy taking her to court
Alimony of 15k a month is insane. He should be asking her where all the money has gone! At the very most you should be paying rent to your mother, nothing more.
The house payment is most likely 6 to 7 utilities 1k then bigger car note and debt.
People think rich folks have it made, nope they just have bigger bills and live paycheck to paycheck and just look nicer and eat better. Maybe go more vacations 🤔 but Not now!!
@@FierceFamily If they want to stay rich $15K a month makes it easy. An unmarried person can downsize and live securely on a third of that, even less. Downsizing to that degree is not an option poor people have since they are already scraping bottom of the barrel. They would need to seek income to make it work.
Sometimes I don’t understand how these ridiculous stories come to be, how does she squander over 180k year into nothing ?
Easy come easy go. $15k/month in a big nice house means she married someone really wealthy. Once you live that lifestyle its hard to give it up and then when you divorce and hear $180k per year just because you were once married to someone why stop spending? Imagine if you still got 25% of your regular salary from any of your prior jobs. Why stop spending that paycheck?
Money leaves just as easily as it came in. Treat your income as if you have nothing and you’ll never be broke!
LadyEquipped yep drugs drugs drugs.
The kid's a con-man and it's not his real mom.
How do u make 220k a year at 25.
Wt heck. 15000 a month!?!? I am raising 5 kids on 90000 a year. My husband and I work hard. It is called budget.
I think I would be physically sick to my stomach if I blew through 15k a month without saving anything for 5 years.
Exactly. My husband and I have 4 kids and make 100k a year. This caller is fishy.
Damm y’all need to stop having so manny kids and raise your income
This whole situation sounds off. Obviously they are a wealthy family; so why does she need her sons help?
Ive known people who made 700k a year and have nothing to show for it. Some people the more money they make, the more money they spend. She sounds like one of em.
She's squandering the money.
I'm with you...this entire call was shaded, and left out some necessary facts...like what do you do, what happened to her money, why not pay off the car, why not move out...it's to much backstory missing to make sense.
There has to be so much information lucked out of this story. You can tell just from the way he is talking he is leaving things out
@@quackaddict9810 That's definitely a real problem but sometimes people like that fall for a Bernie Madoff because they're too entitled to accept normal rates of return as well.
If you’re paying the bills she’s living with you.
15k a month and 70k in the bank....he ain't paying the bills...lol
LOL until the mortgage is in YOUR name...you still live with your mommy. 🤷🏽♂️
Casey, that is so true! So insightful!
@@FierceFamily His mom makes the $15k/month. He makes about $16,666 a month.
Hey Casey you in my neighborhood again 😂
Dude, she gets $15k a month from her ex. Get out and live your life.
So true.
TBH, if he had significant debts, I'd get it. Or if he hadn't built up a significant emergency fund, but this seems ridiculous. He's got the money to have a pretty good life independently while still saving tons of money for the future.
Something was very odd with this call. I don’t think we heard everything
🤔FACTS!!!!
Felipe S. How does sounding like a kid mean he doesn’t make 200k? Lol, I was making 200k by 23 working construction in Texas. You don’t know what he does for a living.
That guy doesn’t even sound like he is 25 sounds like he is 18 😂😂😂
We heard enough it's all BS
We didn't
Caller: Dave, my nose is running. What should I do?
Dave: Why don't you just blow it.
Caller: Is that what you think I should do?
Me:🤯
😁
Addressing the symptom is not the same as addressing the problem.
🤣😂🤣😂
Hahahahahaha
Bahahahahahaha
If I grew up in a mansion with my own wing of the house and made 200k I’d still be home too 😐🥳🤷🏽♀️
Yup. You could blow half your income a year and still retire comfortable in ten years.
@@dark_winter8238 you def need to watch more Dave Ramsey
@@BigGucciChris nope. Dave is for people who need help. His advice is not one size fits all for people who can handle money. Example bieng you should be putting a lot more money into retirement instead of paying off a house early.
Yeah, pretty apparent.
He makes $200k a year and he's got car payments? I think he's full of sh it. Tell momma to sell the house and act her wage.
goraidersndodgers I know people who could buy their car in cash, but choose not to in order to “build credit” to help them get a mortgage. It’s weird in the Dave Ramsay world. But it is common advice everywhere else to get a car payment even if you could buy your car twice over in cash. ( my car was paid for in cash though)
Justin you can easily built your credit without a car loan and no extra fees
@Rich 91 my moms a dentist & always leases. why? because you pay the same or a little less & you get to switch cars every 3 years keeping it fresh & you dont deal with devaluation. buying a car just adds to net worth slightly
Andy Garcia , Your Mom Is Wasting Money
Its a headache paying off in full in cash. It can't take up to 45days to get the car with cash
Dave “I’ll always defend the woman in shaking down a man for his money” Ramsey
Highly disappointed with him on this. No person should be entitled to that type of money.
Rich people problems... Wish I knew what that was like.
I don’t. I’d rather be wealthy early rich people on here ain’t do “rich” in anything
They’re the same problems. Just bigger.
Literally money problems
@@soonermagic24 I wonder how they would manage on my budget. I do fine but it is way smaller than theirs. And I'm happy with what I have, house is almost paid off by age 40 with less than a $25,000 income.
This story makes no sence. His age, mother age, income.... 🤣
Why does their age make no sense? He's 25, she's 70. That means she had him at 45. That's not unusual.
Also, what's wrong with the income?
@@ireneissomewhere Something is VERY off here. It's extremely rare for someone to make $200k year at age 25. Even entrepreneurs at that age don't make that kind of money YET. I can't think of one profession below management that makes that kind of money. At 70 years old, the house should've at least paid off or they have a whole bunch of assets.
@@untouchable360x Software Engineers Do! When you read the comments you will find that some people in construction also do at early ages. Too many of us just assume that the money is only in college-educated corporate roles. That misses the whole picture.
@@ektorkornoo8806 I said it's EXTREMELY rare at that AGE, not impossible. I work in the IT industry in management so I know how much engineers make. It's RARE for a software developer to make $200k year. MOST fall in the $100-$150k/year range. And these are experienced, age 30+ usually.
@UR A Meathead In 2019, more than 100,000 women gave birth in their 40's. More and more women are focusing on their careers and travel at a younger age, waiting for marriage and children later in life.
Additionally, a lot of women have issues having kids, and since IVF is expensive, many have to wait until they can afford it.
So yes, its become quite normal.
This boys mom has pretty much ruined his chances of ever having a healthy relationship with a women. He needs therapy not financial advice.
Why do you say that?
@@skunkycatog He still lives with her as an adult and is probably already paying $2k/mo to her just to "help her" in perpetuity. Thats not healthy every way you look at it.
Sizukun right? The typical woman’s reaction:
Learns he makes $200k/yr - super excited
Learns he is paying his Mom $2000/month in perpetuity - suddenly deflated
How do you even spend $15,000 every month for 5 years with that type of money I could retire in like 3-4 years with dividends and passive income through real estate
I mean I kind of have respect for this person. He can help out his mother, pay off debt and buy a house in cash in a couple of years.
He's enabling her. He's pretty much her new sugar daddy, or sugar son i guess.
The problem was agreeing to pay his Mom for the foreseeable future. His life could change in any number of ways and his Mom being financially dependent on him could really set him back long term.
If she’s been making 15K for the past 6 years she’s clearly reckless with money. Him “helping” her in this this situation is just enabling her behavior. She has to want the help.
Well long time ago dave said sell ur stuff to pay of ur debt and i did that,i sold my car ,paid m debt and propety now i have a propery no debt but no car. But my dad is gonna buy me one since his getting money. But im sure selling the car was a good idea i was sad first
BS detector went off so badly on this call that I’m actually getting tinnitus.
Hate the fact that Dave rarely asks what these ppl do. 200k at 25. What's career what occupation???!!!
There are many jobs that can make 200k that young, most people just don’t see them that way, ask around to your local tradesmen. Plumbers, electricians, HVAC, etc. I was making 100k as an 18 year old kid working on power lines. 200-250 k a year doing the same thing at 26 now. Working 2000+- hours of OT a year. It’s out there.
@@jakeriley2830 true. I do sheet metal in HVAC industry. Get your journeyman license and you can make $50-100/hour no problem. Master license charge anything you want
R4ym1n absolutely bro. All my friends thought I was crazy, cause I went to a tech college and got an associates in applied science instead of going to a big university and collecting thousands in debt. Literally paid my way through college each semester by working on the side. No debt out of college, became a journeyman lineman by 22. Haven’t looked back since. Most people have no idea the amount of money a skilled laborer as yourself can make. They just say “ oh he does construction”. Lol. I love it.
It sounds like the family is very rich. He probably works for a family member’s company...
Thanks for the replies and info. Much appreciated
Mom was 45 when she gave birth to this caller. Props to her.
If he’s telling the truth
Bailing out his 70 yr old mom, tough but this situation will become more common with people not saving for retirement
Scary.
Some people are literally unable to save for retirement with how low wages are, and how high the cost of living is in most places, one thing always goes up, the other does not.
@@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist I don't disagree. Going to be a society problem that's gets kicked down the road though till it can't anymore
Issue is that this 70 year old mom is divorced from stepdad and already gets alimony. While some seniors were unable to save for retirement, she leeches off of family due to her own desire to not invest
I love Chris. He's such a warm, confident presence. I wanna give him a hug!
Love Dave. Very insightful and thoughtful advice.
Co-dependency is not a form of healthy love between two people.
When one takes on other peoples problems you create more problems for yourself.
One will always end up disappointed and unappreciated as a end result.
So true, I had to learned the hard way. I'm okay now taking care of myself.
If his mom is that old and he makes that much I don't see the problem
@@KennyakaTI The age of the mother is completely irrelevant, she could be 150 years old and the message still applies. This is the new form of relationship today and it cripples both parties and it needs to evolve or all of humanity will get worse rather then healthy and independent. You might want to do your own research on co-dependent relationships because it's not a healthy love dynamic and it cripples both parties involved.
I wouldn't pay some broad $15k a month either. Insanity.
It's criminal.
People are so entitled! $180k a year in alimony?? I wouldn't give her a penny. You need to ask your Mom some questions my friend, something else is going on in this situation. I would find it hard to spend 15k a month at 70 years old.
I was really confused that she was getting that much but still needed help/the son thinks she needs help? She needs to re-evaluate her life and possibly downsize or something so she is in good position with her being older...
She clearly got it in a divorce settlement, which means the former husband is legally required to pay it.
@@Mukation Obviously her alimony was coming from a rich ex-husband. She is just too irresponsible with money. Her Son should NOT give her any money. He has his whole life ahead of him.
Monthly payments on a two million dollar mortgage
30 year fixed: 9k
15 year fixed: 14k
Then add taxes, insurance, maintenance cost etc...
@@dank.2536 Not sure what your trying to get at with this reply on my comment. I know mortgage rates and what payments would be. I didn't say anything about a 2 million dollar mortgage.
These two guys are outstanding mentors!!
Sounds like he is paying alimony for his mother🤣🤣🤣
Title: I Make $200,000 and Still Live With My Mom!
Me: What?!
Also, where is his $200,000 income going? He only has $70k wha? Mom perhaps?
@@amandasutherland626 We don't know how long he's been making that kind of money, but yeah, it's rather unusual to suddenly start making that kind of money, more typical would be making low 6 figures and having that increase up to $200k.
Not sure why this is such a shocker. Not saying I'd do it, but if he wants to look out for his mom, I think that's admirable. She's getting up there in age.
@@amandasutherland626 he could have possibly been in debt though I doubt it.
@@ronaldcliffin9020 he says in the video that he had no debt
Debt free (except the house) as of today!! $32,000 paid off over 19 months! Never going back!
I bet this guy doesn’t have a girlfriend.
I bet it is their lost.
Lol he doesn’t need one
Exactly 😂 and when he gets one hes going to expect her to baby him like his mom
Jani Ra if he’s making 200k with 70,000 saved I think he’s pretty responsible
At 25, making $200k/year, he doesn't need a girlfriend anymore.
$200k a year at 25 and your mom is broke after receiving nearly $1M in 5 years!?!?
Exactly if that’s broke I dream it
Kid is born into wealth. His mom was making 15k a month. Not surprised he w was able to network into a job making 200k.
yeah, he probably went to an ivy league or something lol.
DannyGG it’s not like those are easy to get into
@@Anonbanker ivy's are easy to get into if you come from the right family. I went to an ivy and you could always tell who got in on merit and who had help getting in from mommy and daddy.
Billyj Clinton how old are you? Times have changed. Only some ivies take legacy into account, and it is weighted the same as ethnicity. You can’t get into ivies nowadays just from daddy
@@Anonbanker You can if Daddy donates enough to the alumni association! ; ^ )
Couldnt finish this one. Half way through, realized I couldn't learn anything and it was just making me mad lol
LOL Dave and his Co hosts faces when the guy is talking... processing what this is all about
OMG! 15k/month for 6 years? Trust me, I wouldn't help this kind of mom. This mom should be set financially for the rest of her life.
He probably lives at home because mom lives in a big beautiful house with a pool, who wouldn't want that?
He said his mother's money from divorce is tied up in the house for the most part
@@ekp-g205 that's when you get a job.
I've been waiting for this!!I heard it line but couldn't believe my ears!!
Great advise guys...
Not unheard of, sounds like she needs to sell the house, and stop living large.
15k per month being saved is amazing 😭
Tapped faster that I have ever before
GO, DAVE!
He should move out and extend an offer for his mom to live WITH HIM once she sells her house. It's a bad move to step into his stepfather's position as a provider. He's her son not her husband.
Mom: Please don't tell my son to move, please don't tell my son to move!
25 years old, makes $200,000, lives at home, Mom is 70yrs. old (so she had him at 45yrs.) Mom's alimony is $15,000 a month that she has been getting for 6 years. (over 1 million $$) Asks if he should lease a car? This call is such BS.
I would love the opportunity to get advice fro dave and chris ! Awesome
There is a possibility that Dave and Chris just got trolled
Absolutely
Wordd. But he can't worry about that.
He’s got to let his mom get realistic with money. She has to put herself in a position to deserve help.
she had him at age 45? WOW.
typical gold digger behavior. they have kids while young and then have as many as possible all the way until menopause, so if she has a kid at 45 she can be receiving child support until age 63 if she was divorced of course.
some women have been able to have kids at age 70!
actually more common than you think.
@@ekp-g205 less than .02% of all babies are born to a mom over 40. I wouldn't say common.
@@Big-Government-Is-The-Problem Having kids over 70!? Oh come on dude. Stop playing.
@@Boxhead42 its possible, look it up
Based on the way this women squandered her massive alimony I think I can understand why he divorced and why he doesnt think she needs 15k a month.
Ya think?!
She gets 15k from her ex-husband and can't account for where the money is going and her son is going to give her 2k a month, for how long? This is going to put a financial drain on him in the future. What if something happens and he looses his 200k a year job? His mother needs to account as to where this 15k per month is going. They need to sit down and have a serious talk about this.
$15,000 a month and you think she needs endless help?! What in the privilege is going on here and where do I get a son like that?!😂
Family is everything
This is the dumbest phone call I ever heard
Making $200k is nice!! Mom told me so many times her house her rules!! I jumped out!! ✌
Did anyone ask what he does for a living to be making $200,000/yr at 25???.... or did I miss that part?🤔
He’s either brilliant or “working” for a family company.
Sheila - something was really weird with that call....
Sounds like a rich family, kid probably went to an expensive school.. who knows
They forgot to put that in the script lol.
No he never mentioned it.
The one guy Ramsey can't interrupt 😂
Brutal but great advice.
15k A MONTH ????????
He sounds pretty clueless for someone making 200K. But he was able to save 70k so he gots to have some financial literacy...
he was able to save $70,000 out of $200,000? For a 25 yr old ? Shoulda saved $150,00
Yeah I'm always wondering where all these jobs are that pay 6 figures yet require zero competency whatsoever.
What a loving kid to try to help his mom tho
Dave Ramsey is the father I never had
I need to figure out how to make this much money 😭
Work hard and realize the bigger picture so you can be a owner and your own boss feels good man on my way wish you the best
Michael Schneider God bless you thank you so much!
Have rich parents
Become a Software Engineers in the right place! When you read the comments you will find that some people in construction and skilled trades also make six-figure incomes at very early ages. Too many of us just assume that the money is only in college-educated corporate roles. That misses the whole picture.
TheLiving Darkness welp I’m out of there 😂
Dave, please fact check your callers before airing them. This video screams clickbait material. Too many red flags with this caller.
I think they do when you call into the team and really, even if it is fake, people in a similar situation who don’t have the courage to call in can still learn stuff
Good for you man. Give your momma some of that money.
Stuff truly works together! I wish I found you sooner and you could have said it like it was🤪
This guy is going to call Dave back in 10yrs because he's broke.
They have an income at $380k a year and in this horrible spot? They must be doing blow together.
He’s not in a horrible spot. He has $70k in the bank. Are you doing blow? Or did you watch the video?
@@topcomment3816 For a guy making $200k/year and having only $70k in the bank is not much. Living at home making that kind of money, he should have way more than that.
untouchable360x
“He should have way more than that” is very different from “horrible spot.”
I think it’s important that he helps his mom without causing his mom to become dependent. He should make it clear from the beginning that he will help her out, but only until she finds a job, and he also needs to make it clear that if he thinks that she’s not trying to find a job, the welfare (because that’s what it is) is not going to continue. He needs to make it clear that the spirit of this agreement should be that she works hard looking for a job, and he helps her out until she finds one. He also should have a say in where she applies etc
I'm surprised Dave didn't say that her financial situation has changed so her lifestyle must adjust accordingly.
Something isn’t right here. His mom is financial irresponsible, foreal‼️
Her ex husband - it's not the caller's (his) dad... So that means he had at least 2 ex husbands... I think she was/is a gold digger.
His dad could have died tho. Let’s not think too poorly of people.
@@preciousmerriweather yes, and after that she had another ex-husband.... did he die too?
FinnyMG obviously not seeing how he’s paying alimony 🙄
@@preciousmerriweather bruh... you don't understand sarcasm..
FinnyMG I understood. I just saw through it. You were trying to prove an ill willed comment by being mean spirited and calling it sarcasm.
I love the DR show but the audio levels for each video is markedly different requiring me to. change volume. Can the audio team fix this issue pls. thank you.
I’d love to know the percentage of calls that wind up getting published to Daves UA-cam channel that are completely fake and fabricated.
This was a weird call, I almost feel like this was a troll. If this guy’s making 200K a year he could pay that car off in 2 months
He already has 70K in the bank... He can pay it now.. He is a troll for sure
I think mom has a gambling addiction. He should move out and start his own life.
@Dougie sucks if they still have a mortgage with their family's income.
Nice too have a comment section that thinks like me:) love y’all
This has got to be a prank call. Lol
So many things in the story are so weird.
Is Mom has made $150,000 a year? Why in the world does she need an extra grand from him?
I think there are a lot of things being left out here. Weird.
Also he is 25 and his mom is 70? Wow
Rich people start late AF having kids
@@esonon5210 why they are rich
Haha this is definitely entertainment at best. Continue posting troll calls like this will slowly turn this channel into the Jerry Springer or Maury of the financial shows...
keep that going, fast way to a millionaire!
Either he's leaving out something, or he's just proof that if you dont know how to many manage, having money doesnt matter
Okay 15k a month, I was thinking i might need only 3 4k a year max in retirement.. unless healthcare racks up
After a year of this alimony i would be financially independent :D :D he should be moving away
This is the weirdest call I’ve ever heard in my life🤣
Awesome income. As long as he makes that, he’ll be fine. Mama has issues that she needs to handle on her own.
15k per month for 5years is 900k! Even if she pays half in taxes, that's still 450k over 5years; a large nest egg. Anyone with somewhat reasonable spending habits can live off that
Mortgage on a 2M dollar house is 10k per month. You're just not thinking about that.
@@jojohns9670 Ok so if some of that 15k went to that it would be a tax right off. So say the income is $8500 instead of $7500.
This would also assume a $2mill house has no rental suites or additional Living space that could be rented. In addition, we are assuming the ex wife has $0 income.
This just doesn't seem possible...
@@morgancornwall3254 You're clueless. Those kinds of houses are single-family mansions, with zero rental units. Tax write-offs would be offset by property taxes.
@@jojohns9670 definitely not clueless. I've been to houses in the $10s of millions and many had secondary suites as well. Some had laneway houses or secondary houses on the property (I think they're called nanny houses?). It's not unreasonable to assume that
@@jojohns9670 also funny how the ex wife income comment was ignored
Who the f earns over 200k at 25!!! Sounds a bit fishy
Forresl
Family business probably!
A doctor
@@claudiaclarke5544 takes years to be a doctor .
Sales
You’d think with all those zeros being thrown around I’d be envious, but honestly I just feel bad for them.
It's called pity...
How do I get alimony like that? Please respond, Dave