What's the minimum annual income to be considered for having

>>1077619
250k

>>1077619
2,500k

>>1077619
25,000k

>>1077619
2,5k

>>1077619
You've made it when all of your income comes from your investments and fully covers all of your expenses plus inflation.

>>1077619
.25k

>>1077619
$300k+

if you have to ask, you haven't made it.

>>1077656
>this is what NEETs actually believe

>>1077656

No that's 'making it', not 'made it'. Read the post again.

>>1077619
You've made it when you have so much money that your kids can be complete retards and not still not lose your wealth.

I had a dream I was a Romney son, was amazing.

I'm a humble man. I consider a paid off house + 50k/year doing something fulfilling having made it.

I may not be rich in money but I am rich in love, so I have made it

>>1077619
While there is a lot of memery in the thead, it's a lot up to your goals and what you want to do with life / money.
Some people want / have 1 or more of the following

>Never 'have' to work while living a minimalist / frugal lifestyle.
>Never 'have' to work while living a normal lifestyle.
>Never 'have' to work while living a wealthy lifestyle.
>Earning a lot while working little
>Trust fund enough to ensure kids never have to work
>Trust fund big enough so that you can finally raise a richkid trustfund baby who has 2 cars by the age of 18
>Enough money to buy an expensive house, car, and apparel

>Some whole other thing

My goal is the raising a richkid one.

>>1077664
That's why OP is asking...

When you've made it you don't think in terms of annual income any more

About three fiddy

>>1077761
>My goal is the raising a richkid one.
Fuck raising a rich kid, I want to BE the rich kid (adult).

Bang instagram models whenever, live in a wealthy area of LA/San Diego, drive a car worth more than most houses, shit have multiple cars worth more than a house. Visit the Bahamas, Cayman Islands, wherever you want whenever you want. Freedom. Total freedom.

>>1078161
What do you start thinking in terms of?

>>1077619

If you are pursuing your heart's desire and have enough money to cover your expenses and buy most of the things you enjoy, then you've made it.

>>1078169

dis

i made 285 for a couple years, now i'm making 185, i may be laid off soon

At least 6 figures

>>1078379
285 what

>>1078396
>>1078379
Sorry, thought I was in a gamedev thread...

Though the lack of a "k" there does make it seem like maybe you live in Africa and are getting $285 USD a year.

>>1077619

I say $100k.

If you're making $100k a year, life is good.

>>1078404
You haven't "made it" yet. I think 300k is when it gets to that stage, and even then, that's not rolling in fast cars and a 4 story house rich

>>1077619
You may hate this answer, but I judge it by wealth and a living % scale.

Minimum 400% [4:1]
You make 400K and your yearly expenses of $50K would give you a ration of 8:1 meaning YOU HAVE MADE IT.

>>1077619
Depends on a lot of other factors.
Having your income come primarily from investments is a big step.
Ditto owning a home outright.

>>1077719
Get a load of this faggot

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I want enough to get by, live in a safe area, and have internet, phone, etc. I want to have enough money to live modestly but not uncomfortably. Maybe that's $35-40k living on my own.

Past that, "making it" has nothing to do with money.

>>1078220

You think in terms of wealth/asset management

>>1077619
50% + current income = made it.
>notice it is not possible to make it unless at 0

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>>1078564
>>1077719

>>1077716
>50k/year
>paying off a house
Sure, when you're 60.

>>1078579
Taxes, utilities, groceries, insurances, and rent will cost you about 40k. You need 60k before you even start saving money.

>>1078429
>You may hate this answer, but I judge it by wealth and a living % scale.

>Thinks you can suddenly become more wealthy through extreme frugality.

That's not living. Extreme retirement, MMM, FIRE, and the like are for poorfags who want to roleplay making it.

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>>1077619
It all depends on WHERE you plan on living.

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>>1077619
depends a bit on where you live. In my country people earn on average 600 bucks per month, so if you have an income of 2/3000 dollar you pretty much made it.

>enough to own a house in an affluent neighborhood
>can send kids to prestigious school
>can afford multiple cars
>have enough money saved to give your kids an head start in their adult life

I live in Australia, and I'd say about $200k a year is when you start getting to that point. That wage is reasonably achievable if you're smart and get into the right field. A tradie running his own business can feasibly achieve this.

being able to live comfortably without any debt and still save a decent percentage of your income

>Income
>Made It

If you don't have minimum $30 million in net assets excluding your "primary residence"

You havent made anything. Thats the base number given for HNWI.

250k

>>1077665
the only fundamental difference between upper middle class and upper class is that the majority of the upper class's income comes from capital gains

>>1077665
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdfeXqHFmPI

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You 'make it' if and only if you decide to have kids. The conditions are:
>You're aged 30-38.
>Your income is Age*4k (net) for a 40h working week.
>Your wife is 20-28.
>Both parents have at least a Master's in a STEM field.
>One is willing to become a stay-at-home coach and raise elite children.

Pic. related, a book by Laszlo Polgar, talking about training kids to become experts from an early age. Serious Maths, Casual Maths, Serious Chess, Casual Chess... look up his daughter 'Judit Polgar'.

'Making it' is ignoring the wake and turning the boat around, raising elite children while coming from a subhuman background yourself.

>>1078805
Is this just Hollywood bullshit, or a legit safe method?

For me, 140k euros a year.

>>1077664
I really like these stupid sentences that sometimes appear on this board. He obviously hasn't made it yet, so he asks.

>>1078836
Nice arbitrary conditions you've got there...

>I'm not 30-38
>income $160K, no job
>wife is not 20-28
>Neither my wife or I have a Master's
>two kids

I guess I should be envious of your conditions

>>1077619
As long as you're debt free, the amount of money you need to live comfortable and worry free.

>>1079060
>income $160K, no job
How?

>>1078836
I agree man, it's all about your legacy. That's the only thing that matters in your final hours, knowing that you have successful offspring that will raise other successful offspring and carry on the family name.

>>1080911
Investments.

>>1077619
when you can see someone driving a nice car and think with complete seriousness "that's a nice car, i might buy one tomorrow"

>>1078587
Im 20, make 80k/yr and get 1/4 year off as vacation time. Work pays for housing and food when I'm not on vacation.

Have I made it?

>>1077719

GAAAYYY.

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>>1078836
>mfw I meet all the conditions at 30 except my wife is 9 years older than me.

>>1077619
In norway i would say about 100k, though it is considerer normal to earn 50k a year here, and 20k for like grocery store jobs

>>1080969
Where did you get the money to invest in the first place?

>>1077619
enough to move out of your parents house

>>1082708
Mixed bag, really.
Some of it was from smaller investment holdings, some from TV residuals. The rest was gifted.

>>1078836
>age 30-38
Why does age matter? Once you turn 39 you've no longer made it? If you're 29 and making 7 figures you haven't made it?

>40 hour working week
How is still being a wagecuck making it?

>Wife is 20-28
See above. Literally means nothing.

>masters in a STEM field
>muh STEM meme

>stay a home spouse
Makes sense

>>1082764
If you're 39 it's too late to make kids. If you're 29, you should not be considering making any yet. The window is 30-38 (20-28 for females).

The 40h working week is not necessarily wagecucking. Run few businesses, do property management, private tutoring, day trading, w/e. Normally 40 hours are needed if you're supporting 2-4 people alone.

Lastly, you need the stay at home spouse (could be you), to coach the kids into Maths. MSc at Physics is a good indicator, but you also need the willingness to sacrifice your education and raise the Uberkids.

Your mileage may vary desu, these are the arbitrary bounds for myself.

>>1078681
A girl from a 3rd world country will literally never be unfaithful or disobedient.

She'll do and be whatever the fuck you want and will be REALLY happy with it, because you're literally the BEST that happened to her.

>>1077619
>What's the minimum annual income to be considered for having 'made it'?

when you're consistently banging an 8/10 or above

With whatever you are happy with, I guess?

I make 24k net a year doing simple work and lazing around all day.

I don't even know what to spent that money on.