Some numbers for new O/O
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by DUNE-T, Aug 23, 2018.
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I agree there are good jobs out there that allow someone to be lazy and have a relaxed schedule but they’re few and far between for someone just starting at a new job.Rideandrepair, Bean Jr. and Siinman Thank this. -
I'm at a job like that. Yeah there's guys here that knock off around the holidays for several weeks. Paid time off doesn't come from laziness. We got some drivers that don't work very hard but that's cool too. Somebody starting a new job has to prove themselves by putting in a little time. Two or three years and keeping a clean record will open up a lot of opportunities for just about anybody.
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The one driving job I had was a great company. I put in my years and got to the point I could take 6 weeks off a year with no issue, anything more than that it was asked that we pay a prorated amount for the insurance on the truck that was parked. That’s why I went back there after selling my equipment in 2017. Honestly I’d probably still be there if I hadn’t gone to Hawaii.
Now that I’m in the position I’m in nobody will ever convince me to work for someone again. I may sell my truck but it will be because I’m doing something different, it won’t be to drive for someone. We all have different goals and lifestyles.Rideandrepair, dwells40, JoeyJunk and 2 others Thank this. -
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I mean assumeing you made 90K that puts you in the 22% tax bracket. Using the math for KS simply because google gave that result. After taxes on $90,000 you get to keep about $66,000. Now take out health insurance of which lets be super generious and assume the company pays 50% which would still be $250 a month using the national average and now your at $63,000. Then lets assume you have the other costs i listed $1200 for clothing, boots, glasses yada yada now we are at $61800.
Meanwhile after all that and paying my taxes i still kept $72,000 in my pocket with the potential to easily boost that north of $130K AFTER taxes once a bunch of the startoff debt and payments and amazon wrecking my truck costs fall off......so what was his argument again?Bean Jr., Siinman, dwells40 and 1 other person Thank this. -
Even if your leased on, even if for customer.....
Was with you there up till this point.
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