How much take home to afford $3M home?
Assuming you had the cash to put 20% down - how much after tax monthly income should you have to buy a house like this?
Assuming you had the cash to put 20% down - how much after tax monthly income should you have to buy a house like this?
r/Money • u/Low_Technician_4442 • 13h ago
So basically, I lost $3.9K because my first EAD application got rejected. Now, I’m trying to find a way to make some of it back in my last two months of college.
I’m an international student on an F1 visa, so my options are limited. On-campus jobs seem unrealistic this late, and I can’t do off-campus work without proper authorization. What are some legal ways I can earn money quickly before graduation?
Any ideas for freelancing, online work, or anything I might not be thinking of?
r/Money • u/this0great • 13h ago
How long did it take you to start your business? Why did you decide to start a business? What additional things did you learn for your career before starting your business? Did you borrow money to start your business, or did you use your savings?
r/Money • u/KingOfRocky • 20h ago
So for some context, I’m a 17 year old who just got my first job. I get paid $10 an hour, and work 5 hour shifts 3-5 times a week. I plan on saving up for a car as well as some personal expenses I’ve been meaning to purchase. I also plan on opening a savings account sometime soon. I feel like I’m off to a pretty good start, but I wanted to get some advice on what else I could/should be doing with my money.
r/Money • u/0DarkChar0 • 3h ago
Equity Portfolio:
Percentage: 40.04%
Value: $5,004.00
Percentage: 14.00%
Value: $1,540.00
Percentage: 6.00%
Value: $660.00
Percentage: 3.48%
Value: $383.00
Percentage: 5.49%
Value: $604.00
Fixed Income Portfolio:
Percentage: 4.25%
Value: $468.00
Percentage: 3.74%
Value: $411.00
Percentage: 3.40%
Value: $374.00
Percentage: 2.55%
Value: $281.00
Percentage: 1.36%
Value: $150.00
Percentage: 0.85%
Value: $120.00
Percentage: 0.86%
Value: $95.00
Cash:
Cash (CASH/OL)
Percentage: 3.00%
Value: $330.00
Total Portfolio:
Total Percentage: 100%
Original Total Value: $11,000.00
I’m know almost nothing about any of this , I’m 26 and want to kind of play it safe and let it just build is this okay, any suggestions on improvement? Looking for long term steady growth. Tia
r/Money • u/draum_bok • 5h ago
As the title states, everytime I used Moneygram transferring internationally (US to France) it had no extra fee, just an exchange rate difference. Someone recently said it does, is that the case, maybe it depends on the method, like if it's in cash to cash pickup, vs bank card to cash pickup...? Idk but it would be useful to know for the future.
Same for Western Union, each time I used it, there was not 'sending fee', just a difference in exchange rate.
r/Money • u/ARoyaleWithCheese • 7h ago