r/financialindependence • u/fidgit86 • Aug 13 '21

What do you do that you earn six figures?

It seems like a lot of people make a lot of money and it seems like I’m missing out on something. So those of you that do, whats your occupation that pays so well?

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u/AJDillonsMiddleLeg Aug 13 '21

This thread is about people that make six figures of course they aren't in public

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u/TaxGuy_021 Aug 13 '21 edited 29d ago

I make 200k (with my bonus) with 4.5 years exp in PA.

There is a lot more to PA than monkey work.

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u/kayGrim Aug 13 '21

Just curious, what are hours/work-life balance like?

A lot of the jobs being listed here come with the caveat that you're working 60+ hour weeks and I think a lot of people lose sight of the $/hr when they see that yearly income.

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u/TaxGuy_021 29d ago

30 to 60 hours a week.

I do tax consulting work (M&A, cross-border structuring, debt restructuring, etc.), so I'm always on the call. But I have a great relationship with a good number of partners in my group and the partners I answer to, so I get a lot of latitude as to how I get my work done.

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u/kayGrim 29d ago

Thanks for the additional info!