Your average monthly income

Just very interesting how many people earn in different countries.
Where I come from, Belarus today the national average of people earning U.S. $ 150-200.
I recently lost a good job on that in a month was from 3000 to 4000 U.S. dollars.
Today I did a beggar and get a month of 600-700 U.S. dollars.
But at the same machine we are, for example, my
BMW e46 2003, 5 manual transmission from 15 to 18 thousand dollars

I would like to hear how much you earn in a month

2500-4000 depends on the hours... Prob avg a little overv 3 usually but my job required no degree no experience etc. been there a year and like it a lot now iv already received about 2$ in raises, and where supposed to get annual bonuses of around 3000-8000$ o us I build wind towers FYI

Originally Posted by eric_waltrip

2500-4000 depends on the hours... Prob avg a little overv 3 usually but my job required no degree no experience etc. been there a year and like it a lot now iv already received about 2$ in raises, and where supposed to get annual bonuses of around 3000-8000$ o us I build wind towers FYI

You mean little or no experience earn $ 3000 with no problems the U.S.?
I want to you ...
It is necessary to learn English, oh cursed my parents at the school, and I did not teach, but now I understand what you need.

you need to take some classes and learn it well, you limit yourself if you don't. And know I mean no experienceI had never worked a real blue colar job before this one. I was self employed and more of a people person.

Originally Posted by eric_waltrip

you need to take some classes and learn it well, you limit yourself if you don't. And know I mean no experienceI had never worked a real blue colar job before this one. I was self employed and more of a people person.

It's not in me, the case in our country and government ...
You from America? If yes, then there are people from Russia and Belarus and the home they no longer want to go back ...
Do you have a different attitude to the man.
We have people - is none, and none (((

$6166 pre-tax

The exact amount it makes me want to cringe and kill myself.

enough. for the time being.

$561 seasonal employment with no benefits

Five figure territory per month.

Well into 5 figures...it pays to be educated and certified.

Originally Posted by USCTrojanMan29

Well into 5 figures...it pays to be educated and certified.

What certs? I remember you saying CPA a while ago.


I make peanuts I'm at $3,166 but they pay for 5k a year in tuition and all stuff relating to the CPA.

55 dorra.

5 figures.

Sent from my phone.

not enough

Originally Posted by 2000_328CI

not enough

this

Originally Posted by JTLaz

What certs? I remember you saying CPA a while ago.


I make peanuts I'm at $3,166 but they pay for 5k a year in tuition and all stuff relating to the CPA.

Yeah CPA along with an MBA, also have a real estate license.

Originally Posted by USCTrojanMan29

Yeah CPA along with an MBA, also have a real estate license.

Do you still use your CPA? Or real estate license? What do you do with your real estate license? I'm assuming your also a part time realtor.

The only reason I ask because I took your advice a couple of years ago regarding to public accounting. I think you were a PWC alumni. I'm on my 4th year - senior for 1 year in tax and I never regretted staying.

After a recent paycut I now take home about $960 a month. Moving back to my parents house.

Originally Posted by MikeHsu

The only reason I ask because I took your advice a couple of years ago regarding to public accounting. I think you were a PWC alumni. I'm on my 4th year - senior for 1 year in tax and I never regretted staying.

PwC here too

Originally Posted by USCTrojanMan29

Yeah CPA along with an MBA, also have a real estate license.

I like. I'm currently in school getting my MBA, which will fulfill my 150 hour req to take my CPA. In the meantime, I'm trying to get my Six Sigma Black Belt, CAPM, and GC license.

I hope I can make half of what you make down the road.