Dec 11, 2019
12:57:45pm
12:57:45pm
Probably 800k. I think at 500-600 I'd go for a part-time nanny
since 65/yr is a decent amount of coin.
At the end of the day the kids are cranky, the HCBW is cooking and all it's hard to keep a decent mood in the house. Money alone might not be happiness, but having someone else clean a cook a bit might be.
Trouble is, you'd actually have to talk to another human. Like acknowledge them and stuff.
Too bad that xxx amount of dollars isn't what it used to be after student loans/mortgage/expenses or I'd be all over having a nanny/cook/maid already.
At the end of the day the kids are cranky, the HCBW is cooking and all it's hard to keep a decent mood in the house. Money alone might not be happiness, but having someone else clean a cook a bit might be.
Trouble is, you'd actually have to talk to another human. Like acknowledge them and stuff.
Too bad that xxx amount of dollars isn't what it used to be after student loans/mortgage/expenses or I'd be all over having a nanny/cook/maid already.
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How much money would you have to make annually to consider having a full-time nanny to help with cooking/cleaning etc.?
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