Education and Income

[XD40DucheKiller]

Originally Posted by Lazarus

My wife is a teacher, has been ages. Shes getting her masters in administration so she become a principal. Get a job with a district that will reimburse your tuition and then get your masters. You can be an asst principal making $80k+ and only working 10 months out of the year.

ive thought about that but even though im stickin it out and im gonna graduate soon i hate school. not sayin im not smart im just not good at "school". so principal thing may be out of the question.

im just gonna take it easy and teach till im...lets say 45 and retire! haha...seriously tho!

[Lazarus]

Originally Posted by XD40DucheKiller

ive thought about that but even though im stickin it out and im gonna graduate soon i hate school. not sayin im not smart im just not good at "school". so principal thing may be out of the question.

im just gonna take it easy and teach till im...lets say 45 and retire! haha...seriously tho!

Its not a bad deal. New teachers are going into my wife's district making 50k. However with a masters you can make 57k and be on that higher pay scale. I commend you for graduating though.

[Glock Killer]

22 years old, I make about $34,000/year depending on bonus structure and support my fiance, 3 month old son and myself. Currently getting in better shape to become a LEO. I work hard so my lady can stay at home with my boy. I think that's important when they are young.

[blefferd]

im 25 my taxable income was 24k last year. not including BAH, and BAS and wifes salary. Graduated High school been in the USN ever since.

if you add my total entitlement up i make around 40k+ before taxes, and all my deductions and allotments.