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9 year SWA Capt. 12-14 days of work per month- picked up a few days along the way, opted for "max pay" for training events (train on days off) , and $9700 cash for options exercised- line 1 = $227,580. From this you would have to subtract $15,500 for 410(k). BTW, total 410(k) contribution for the year would be $31,000. Profit sharing is about $18,000 (7.9%) and that goes into a qualified retirement plan (same as 401(k)) basically. There's a few ARISA limits that I can't remember right now but somewhere around $49K should go towards retirement. (something tells me that that amount probably exceeds the previously mentioned ARISA limit) With age 65 becoming a reality, only 28 years to go- whew!
 
29.88 x 76 x 12 =27,250 cal 777 reserve fo approx 30 hour a month flying.. profit sharing 2,152 gota luv the legacy carriers. screwing its pilots. just think stagnatin for another 5 five years because of the old farts staying. 200 of 250 are staying so they can continue to screw us again 83-85 hires what a bunch of pricks
 
29.88 x 76 x 12 =27,250 cal 777 reserve fo approx 30 hour a month flying.. profit sharing 2,152 gota luv the legacy carriers. screwing its pilots. just think stagnatin for another 5 five years because of the old farts staying. 200 of 250 are staying so they can continue to screw us again 83-85 hires what a bunch of pricks

I doubled that at JB, WOW! And to think I did it on year 2 (10 months) and year 3 (2 months) pay.

tentative numbers pending W-2 ...

approx: $53,000
block time: 650
healthcare cost for 2007: $3768 (premiums) $800 (family deductible) $500 (dental bill)

Won't count per diem because I pi$$ed that away on my layovers and traveling.

My 12 month average block time: 54 hrs
 
14 Year USAF Major

Monthly
BASE PAY 6076.20
BAS 192.74
BAH 2518.00
FLY PAY 840

Annual ACP 25,000

Annual Pay $140,500

Hopefully my retirement won't disappear
 
W2 for 2007: 0

Zero days of work, no overnights and 365 days at home

Your continued (mandatory) support of social programs that allow people like me to be a burden on society is appriciated.

Nu
 
USN Res: 26K Gross 80 drill days (commute).
JB 2YR FO: 52k Gross. 470 Blk hrs. 3 mths lineholder, 9 mths reserve at home.
 
Monthly
BASE PAY 6076.20
BAS 192.74
BAH 2518.00
FLY PAY 840

Annual ACP 25,000

Annual Pay $140,500

Hopefully my retirement won't disappear

That is because you are in DC your housing rate would be a lot different it you were based in lets say....north dakota.... So you
would be making a lot less than 140,500....
 
I agree that 2500 a month is not a common BHA (basic allowance for quarters to the uninitiated). When I got out mine was 1000 a month. So you (C-40 dude) are making 18k more a year based on a high BAH rate.

For the record it took me until year 3 pay at WN to make what my contemporaries (on the 25K a year bonus) made.

As an aside the 25K a year bonus does not last forever, at least in the Navy. It actually goes down once they know they got you for 20.
 

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