Taking The Joy Out of a Raise "I had an idea it was more than that..." Clare Briggs December 14, 2020 3 Continue Reading Previous: Up The UnionNext: Desperate Times Call For Disparate Measures 3 thoughts on “Taking The Joy Out of a Raise” “Hey, I got a raise.” “You know what Brie Larsen got for Captain Marvel 2?” That’s a jerk move.Report Yeah, I always thought she peaked in Community anyway.Report No date on this one that I can see, but its style appears to be those drawn in the 1920s. In 1925, 5k was in the 92.16 percentile of annual income that year. 10K was in the 97.84 percentile of annual income that year. 50k was in the 99.77 percentile of annual income that year. 100k was in the 99.85 percentile of annual income that year. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-soi/25soirepar.pdf (PDF, page 6) (Though also of note, there were 4.1 million returns filed out of a population of around 110 million, and male working age population of probably around 30 million.)Report Comments are closed. Related Stories He’s So Adaptable With Children Clare Briggs April 30, 2025 Captain Chance’s Polar Expedition Clare Briggs April 29, 2025 Somebody is Always Taking the Joy Out of Life Clare Briggs April 28, 2025
“Hey, I got a raise.” “You know what Brie Larsen got for Captain Marvel 2?” That’s a jerk move.Report
No date on this one that I can see, but its style appears to be those drawn in the 1920s. In 1925, 5k was in the 92.16 percentile of annual income that year. 10K was in the 97.84 percentile of annual income that year. 50k was in the 99.77 percentile of annual income that year. 100k was in the 99.85 percentile of annual income that year. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-soi/25soirepar.pdf (PDF, page 6) (Though also of note, there were 4.1 million returns filed out of a population of around 110 million, and male working age population of probably around 30 million.)Report
“Hey, I got a raise.”
“You know what Brie Larsen got for Captain Marvel 2?”
That’s a jerk move.Report
Yeah, I always thought she peaked in Community anyway.Report
No date on this one that I can see, but its style appears to be those drawn in the 1920s.
In 1925,
5k was in the 92.16 percentile of annual income that year.
10K was in the 97.84 percentile of annual income that year.
50k was in the 99.77 percentile of annual income that year.
100k was in the 99.85 percentile of annual income that year.
https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-soi/25soirepar.pdf (PDF, page 6)
(Though also of note, there were 4.1 million returns filed out of a population of around 110 million, and male working age population of probably around 30 million.)Report