None, what I need is UBI.
this post was submitted on 21 Jan 2024
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What if UBI was your salary for living under a system of laws
I get your point, but I disagree, because otherwise it wouldn't be universal.
5k€ (equivalent, inflation adjusted), per month
$80,000 / yr before taxes
I’m doing pretty good with $47k income right now. I would like to have a little more so I can grow my savings faster.
Enough that I'm not completely broke before my next paycheck.
Seriously, that's all it would take for me to be happy, a little bit of disposable income.
>5k gross
140k lets me start getting ahead properly and even start thinking about retirement.