/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58415485
I have the same job as you. I'd argue the kids can be stressful because you're stuck babysitting them and fighting traffic at the same time. But as a whole it is surprisingly comfy, maybe even soulful because some of the smaller ones are very endearing.

The trick is to work in a majority white rural/suburb area, stay the fuck away from the city slickers and districts with swarms of pocs.
>get to go on all the field trips, charters, sports events
>free entry everywhere, band has six flags? You get free admission and rides
>if the charter is long bring my laptop and play video games for 6-10 hours, maybe even drive to a restaurant to pass the time, company doesn't care as long as they get home
>weddings always tip, have gotten a few hundred dollar bills here and there
>have all the same holidays the school has, just collected unemployment this week and can do the same for summer vacation, company rolls anywork done on summer as a fat check when school starts to keep it fair, basically free money for two months on top of any other work done
>pay is starting to become competitive because all the old people quit during the covid scare
>have had elementary kids say guinuinly nice or funny things, kinda hard to describe but it melts the heart

Job's definitely not for everyone, but if you can find a good district it's the bees knees

>>56360798
>good jobs that pay less than 100k
wtf are you from the 1950s?
grandpa is that you? tell grandma i love her
also what happens if i make double that and don't pay or rather what should i do then mr tax lawyer?

>>56169110
no this is the right thing to do and in general terms you are on the right path
your only problem is how much of your IRA is risky otherwise taxable plays
simply scale the risky plays back a bit
for instance, you could only do risky plays in your IRA as much as the total money you have in your brokerage
maybe even less, personal preference
just reduce total amount on high risk and you are golden