How much rent do you pay as a 1st year IB analyst?
Incoming An1 looking to pay about $2500-2600 a month, is this too much?
Incoming An1 looking to pay about $2500-2600 a month, is this too much?
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That’s what $6500 post tax? Assuming 110k base. So you’re left with $4000.
Let’s assume you max out your 401k. What is that? $2100 left over at the end of the month for food/going out.
Don’t think that’s high. Probably standard. Your bonus will be a nice boost of 60k towards savings
I paid 2500 my first year, but it all depends on what you're getting for your money.
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