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05-11-2019, 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by FogSkier
For those seeking to make $ the first year:
Bank the hours and then you can convert that to money in subsequent years....albeit with withdrawal limits but it’s a 40% return on your money.
Bank the hours and then you can convert that to money in subsequent years....albeit with withdrawal limits but it’s a 40% return on your money.
05-11-2019, 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by FogSkier
For those seeking to make $ the first year:
Bank the hours and then you can convert that to money in subsequent years....albeit with withdrawal limits but it’s a 40% return on your money.
Bank the hours and then you can convert that to money in subsequent years....albeit with withdrawal limits but it’s a 40% return on your money.
05-12-2019, 09:13 AM
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Originally Posted by RI830
Thanks everyone! Hoping to have to put the financial wrangling to work. Time will tell.
Can you explain a bit more what you are talking about? How are you able to bank the hours for later pay. Anything above the 80hrs reserve guarantee goes into a bank and then you can pull those banked hours in year 2 at the higher pay scale? One simply sacrifices the 1st year money for a larger amount in year two? How many hours can you bank?
Can you explain a bit more what you are talking about? How are you able to bank the hours for later pay. Anything above the 80hrs reserve guarantee goes into a bank and then you can pull those banked hours in year 2 at the higher pay scale? One simply sacrifices the 1st year money for a larger amount in year two? How many hours can you bank?
05-12-2019, 09:37 AM
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It’s any credit above 80 can be backed up to 60 hours in the bank. You can withdraw from bank any time(up to a lint). You can also use the bank to buy vacation days.
The thing to remember is it’s all hours based going in so as you get raises, those hours sitting there become worth more $.
The thing to remember is it’s all hours based going in so as you get raises, those hours sitting there become worth more $.
05-12-2019, 10:14 AM
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Originally Posted by FogSkier
It’s any credit above 80 can be backed up to 60 hours in the bank. You can withdraw from bank any time(up to a lint). You can also use the bank to buy vacation days.
The thing to remember is it’s all hours based going in so as you get raises, those hours sitting there become worth more $.
The thing to remember is it’s all hours based going in so as you get raises, those hours sitting there become worth more $.
05-12-2019, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by RI830
Looking for some intel
- Expected 1st year earnings (I know its a ballpark number and will vary on base, plane and op)
- Is one eligible for profit sharing in his/her 1st year? That is a huge boost to the first year earnings
Thanks!
- Expected 1st year earnings (I know its a ballpark number and will vary on base, plane and op)
- Is one eligible for profit sharing in his/her 1st year? That is a huge boost to the first year earnings
Thanks!
05-12-2019, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Broncos
As a 2015 newhire, including profit sharing and per diem, I made $86K in my first year. That was at $70.51/hr. At today's Year 1 pay, that would equate to almost $112K.
Total Gross: $88,000 (Fly pay, per diem, international overide, shared rewards, etc)
Profit Sharing Feb 2018: $2,300
Little over $90,000 running total
When you throw in company 401K contributions over those 12 months
401k: $19,000
Total first 12 months compensation now is $109,500
05-13-2019, 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Jaww
Only if you are under ALV. Hardly “any time.”
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