What do S2000 owners do for a living???
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I am 48, a special education teacher of junior high students with severe behavior disorders, and a doctoral student who is finishing up the dissertation. Even though I make a little over 40,000 a year, I will die before my student loans are paid. So this is why the investment in my s2k. It is my mental health and everytime I think of my student loans I can go for one hell of a ride!!
Katherine Nell
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27 y.o. My wife and I are both attorneys (we met in law school at George Washington). I do plaintiff's medical malpractice, and she does administrative healthcare law (medicare/medicaid reimbursement, etc.) $? Doing pretty well. The one nearly universal thing about $, though, is that no matter how much you make, there never seems to be as much as you'd like. The Mrs. just called to tell me that we bought her Dad a nearly $2,000 camera as a b-day/thank-you-for-helping-us-with-the-wedding present. He deserves it, but ouch!
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Wow everyone is so rich , I'm 20 and work as a helpdesk analyst at a Corporate headquarters for a large chain of supermarkets in Canada and in the US, basically support all the hardware, software and networks for the stores. I make a grand total of about 28k a year , yaaaaay , luckily I still live at home.
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those are some nice figure. The 10k a month is a bit of a fantasy. I think it's downhill from here as the home refiniancing peak has come and gone. Beside i would never get a mortgage from a 18 year old...
[QUOTE]Originally posted by S2k426
18/m Working at a Home Mortgage Company, I am a senior Loan Officer working for the US Lender,
[QUOTE]Originally posted by S2k426
18/m Working at a Home Mortgage Company, I am a senior Loan Officer working for the US Lender,