The newly minted Class of $160,000 describes a variety of lifestyle choices and spending habits, from flashy BMWs to a 1995 Toyota Tercel.
April 10, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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SALARY: $160,000 (without bonus)
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Taxes: $34,847 (federal single filer);
$12,367 (state)
Student loan payments: $13,200 per year
Annual rent: $30,000 (Russian Hill one bedroom)
BMW 328 sedan lease: $8,400 per year
Dining: $31,200 (dinner for two four times a week at Slanted Door)
Booze: $5,200
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