if we assume it's a 100k salary, and they're paying taxes, job-provided insurance, social security, etc., their takehome is probably around 65k, maybe 70k if they claim a few withholdings. They're saving or investing as much as they're spending.
Ah, they're showing their expenses instead of the breakdown of their take-home pay. Alright, less egregious than I thought (other than the sheer uselessness of giving financial advice assuming your audience falls into a demographic that can casually afford an actual financial advisor).
That's how it feels like it's framed, but the monthly budget of $2775 × 12 = $33,300.
if we assume it's a 100k salary, and they're paying taxes, job-provided insurance, social security, etc., their takehome is probably around 65k, maybe 70k if they claim a few withholdings. They're saving or investing as much as they're spending.
Ah, they're showing their expenses instead of the breakdown of their take-home pay. Alright, less egregious than I thought (other than the sheer uselessness of giving financial advice assuming your audience falls into a demographic that can casually afford an actual financial advisor).