Is REAM salary enough to provide for 2?
Based in London and just received a FT offer to work in RE AM in NYC starting in a couple months. My parents are forcing me to bring my younger sister to live with me for a year or so. I'm not a US citizen so the firm is sponsoring me and my sister will have to visit back home every few months. My question is, is it feasible to have her come and live with me in NYC, and support both of us with solely my income while I work there (will be making standard assoc comp). If anyone has done this before, would appreciate the insight
Real question is how’d you pull that last minute FT offer with that comp?
Would recommend she get a nanny job or something part time. NYC is expensive.
Get a modest apartment, no car? Think you should be able to live off the 110k usd fairly easily
lol good luck with 110k in ny. Hope you like crime or 2 hour commutes
First off Canadian who wants to get the fuck out of Canada. How are they sponsoring you?? Is it TN? H1B?
You're going to have no savings on your base salary if you live anywhere halfway decent. The person who said you'd be fine on $110k doesn't know what they're talking about. You're looking at least $3k/mo rent and 40% taxes, that leaves you with ~$25k of your base for a year's worth of food, internet, utilities, nights out, clothes, and other expenses. $25k doesn't go particularly far in NY, so bank that bonus.
I'm traditional as well, and the moment my fiancee has a kid, I would prefer her not to work (and so would she). That said, she works rn, I don't have a problem with it, and it's the only way we have any real savings. After a couple of years in NY, I'm looking to gtfo and start being able to meaningfully save while living a better lifestyle.
What is standard comp at a top boutique for an2?
Can she not get any job? Like a part time nanny, event planner, etc.? Like I get the traditional thing but idk what she's gonna be doing all day in a tiny 1 bedroom apartment. And in banking you'll be eating a lot of meals in the office anyways. If your base is ~110, her bringing in ~30 would be a big help.
110k post taxes and 401k is more like 65k, which is ~5500/month. A decent enough 1 bedroom that would fit 2 people will probably be 3k. So you only have $2500/month left over for food, fun, savings, etc. If she were to make 30k, her taxes would be much lower than yours (because her income is so small), so if she takes home 24k/yr, that'll be an extra 2k/month net (even part time jobs at Target pay $20/hr). Now the $3000 rent is all the sudden more affordable!
And don't bank on a hefty bonus- plenty of people I know got stiffed this year
A decent 1 bed in a safe area that would fit 2 people comfortably is more like $5K these days...source: just moved in with partner and we didn't even find anything remotely suitable until the 7K range
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