Thinking about switching carriers

Still net is 3100$ week.
So that’s after expenses, I’d stay.

Gross 3100- expenses would be 1300-1800 depending on how much truck payment, would be my guess.
Then I’d be tempted to look elsewhere.

 

Yeah, but with the “sickness” everything takes a hit, everything runs down hill.

As long as you’re making enough for bills, I’d say wait and see.

 

Were in the middle of the worst pandemic in US History, I doubt anybody else is going to be any better. This company knows you, and your making decent for a lease-on job so I'd stay with them until at least after the election.

 

I mean from the sounds of it, it sounds like your already dead set on moving so no matter what we say your gonna move anyway.

 

I'm thinking about jumping ship as well.

Here on TTR everyone makes more money than I ( we ) do. It doesn't matter if they are borrowing money, or have no money, they all still do better.

Basically bro, unless you are making $150K a year, take home, you're missing out.

 

OK, they take 19% where you are at and 15% elsewhere, but what do you get for the 19%? What do you get for the 15%? What kind of discounts do you get on fuel, maintenance, or parts at each place? How much does the average load pay at each place? How long are the average runs? There are too many factors to just assume 4% more is better or even more

 

So based on the numbers you provided, you are trending towards a "potential" annual net of $161,200.00!
Unless this is strictly a drop & Hook operation,or specialized carrier, talk to your CPA about investing in your own trailer, and keeping that 9%.