Originally Posted by
mike734
Less than 200K blows. Sure, 60K/yr sounds good when you are 23 and single (Woot! I can buy a car). But, If you want to live in an expensive area (don't want to commute), want a nice house, want to send your kids to college and want to have a chance at a comfortable retirement, you better do something that can bring in 200K/yr.
If you can't do that on less than $200K, it's a good thing you're a pilot. You'd never make it as a financial planner.