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TelekomJunkie
11 months ago

Hey, 7Floris,

for an hourly wage of 14€ and a 40-hour week (without expenses) it would be approx. 3.4 years to save €100,000.

DaKaBo
11 months ago
Reply to  TelekomJunkie

… and without taxes and social charges…

ohwehohach
11 months ago

100,000 €: 14€/h: 24h = number of days.

Convert them to years.

This applies on the basis of the assumption that the person works 24h a day. If you do not do this, you need to share the corresponding number of hours/day. This naturally increases the number of days.

And, of course, any taxes and other charges are not included here.

Totenprinz
11 months ago

The person earns 14€ per hour. To reach $100,000, she would have to work 7.143 hours.

At 8 hours a day, this would be about 893 working days or about 3 years when working every day.

or do I have a worm somewhere?

Christiangt
11 months ago

If he does not pay taxes and social charges, he works like any ordinary person 8 hours a day and 5 days a week, he would

112 Euro per day

560 Euro per week for 5 days

29120 Euro per year at 52 weeks

So you can say that you need 4 years for it because as said gross is not net.

LastManinBRD
11 months ago

you divide the 100k through 14, then you have the hours

then you divide this through 14 because he is a 1st force that works 14h on the day

also at the weekend without hits

the task is complete fucking

ohwehohach
11 months ago
Reply to  LastManinBRD

Why 14h a day?

LastManinBRD
11 months ago
Reply to  ohwehohach

I had to

that is a simplest division task

but you have to take it and do everything for a doubtful practical result

that has no use and is easy

TheOddness
11 months ago

100,000 : (14 *h) =

TheOddness
11 months ago
Reply to  TheOddness

I think

edgar1279
11 months ago

For this, one should know which tax class and church the person has (because 14 € are gross) and how many hours a day he works.