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Feb10-13, 04:32 PM   #35
 

Making Money in Physics


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I know someone who is, she got pretty lucky IMO but still.
I didn't say it was impossible for someone fresh out of school to earn that figure, just unrealistic to expect it.
 
Feb10-13, 04:54 PM   #36
 
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Feb10-13, 05:11 PM   #37
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woah I was expecting that $90,000 (of course, with 10+ years of experience, so when I am about 35) will become $80,000 after tax, but $120,000? Hmm I think I first need to know the real world :S
 
Feb10-13, 05:15 PM   #38
 
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woah I was expecting that $90,000 (of course, with 10+ years of experience, so when I am about 35) will become $80,000 after tax, but $120,000? Hmm I think I first need to know the real world :S
The income tax rate is approximately 30-40% in Ontario, Canada, so if you do the arithmetic:

$80000/(1-.3) = $114285.71

$80000/(1-.4) = $133333.33

(for simplicity, please note I am not taking into account deductions for the Canada Pension Plan, EI, or any corporate health insurance or pension contributions).
 
Feb10-13, 05:48 PM   #39
 
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Marry for money and you'll earn every penny.
 
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