Flow vs No Flow
01-13-2019 | 06:21 AM
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Good chart. But 401K performance, if not mis-managed, should be a net of 3% after inflation. Pay should be close to, or slightly above, inflation.
So one line is a pre inflation line and one is a post (net of) inflation line.
And the pay chart shows a gain of $6 million in the last 8 yrs that equals $750,000 a year. There's a couple guys in the industry making that. IMO $400K-500K, and perhaps $600K, would be a more realistic end of career estimate.
So one line is a pre inflation line and one is a post (net of) inflation line.
And the pay chart shows a gain of $6 million in the last 8 yrs that equals $750,000 a year. There's a couple guys in the industry making that. IMO $400K-500K, and perhaps $600K, would be a more realistic end of career estimate.
01-16-2019 | 10:20 AM
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Good chart. But 401K performance, if not mis-managed, should be a net of 3% after inflation. Pay should be close to, or slightly above, inflation.
So one line is a pre inflation line and one is a post (net of) inflation line.
And the pay chart shows a gain of $6 million in the last 8 yrs that equals $750,000 a year. There's a couple guys in the industry making that. IMO $400K-500K, and perhaps $600K, would be a more realistic end of career estimate.
So one line is a pre inflation line and one is a post (net of) inflation line.
And the pay chart shows a gain of $6 million in the last 8 yrs that equals $750,000 a year. There's a couple guys in the industry making that. IMO $400K-500K, and perhaps $600K, would be a more realistic end of career estimate.
01-16-2019 | 10:36 AM
#23
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Wait long enough and everybody gets to be a millionaire. Lot more common now than when I was a kid.
01-16-2019 | 02:11 PM
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Maybe, maybe not. Regional salaries are only growing at ~1%/year, over 25 years they will lag mainline pay by a factor of at least 2. So it's conceivable that mainline pilots will make more than 20 times what a regional pilot makes.
01-16-2019 | 03:28 PM
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Regional pay already lags mainline by a factor of two. I can prove that with old W2's.
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