ProbablyAHippo Archive

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2	That feeling you get when... Max your 401k, tIRA, and HSA Between those three (18000, 5500, 3400), a standard deduction (6300), and a personal exemption (4050), you can take $37,250 off of your taxable income. Say you make $60k, that leaves you $22,750 taxable, which ends up being $2,879 in income taxes. That's 4.79% of your income to the federal government. Of course you still have to pay 6.2% for social security, 1.45% for medicare, and city/state income tax... But those can be similarly low Fuck taxes	/r/MGTOW	21/03/17 03:42 AM
6	I'm pregnant and you are the father. It should be noted for anyone reading this that there is also the chance that your body starts to generate antibodies for sperm, and even if you have a good reversal done after that point, you may not be able to have kids. I don't know the timeframe on that, but I believe it was 8-12 years where it becomes a potential issue. Source: Had vasectomy, urologist told me this	/r/TheRedPill	10/06/16 05:24 PM