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I spend less than 75% of my take-home pay in my current profession - there would have been no benefit to pursuing a career in petroleum engineering for a higher income, since my income is high enough as it is. In addition, my skill as a computer scientist is far greater than my skill would have been as a petroleum engineer, so in all likelihood my current salary is higher than my hypothetical salary would have been as a petroleum engineer since I've gotten more raises as a computer scientist than I would have as a petroleum engineer. I also have no student loan debt because of the computer science scholarships I got, whereas it is unknown if I would have been able to get matching petroleum engineering scholarships. Finally, I believe that software engineering is, long term, a much more stable profession than petroleum engineering.
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Explain to me how you are not calling yourself stupid for not getting a degree in petroleum engineering.
I got a degree in computer science and I got a partner with a degree in petroleum engineering.
Hedging my bets.
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I spend less than 75% of my take-home pay in my current profession - there would have been no benefit to pursuing a career in petroleum engineering for a higher income, since my income is high enough as it is. In addition, my skill as a computer scientist is far greater than my skill would have been as a petroleum engineer, so in all likelihood my current salary is higher than my hypothetical salary would have been as a petroleum engineer since I've gotten more raises as a computer scientist than I would have as a petroleum engineer. I also have no student loan debt because of the computer science scholarships I got, whereas it is unknown if I would have been able to get matching petroleum engineering scholarships. Finally, I believe that software engineering is, long term, a much more stable profession than petroleum engineering.
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I got a degree in computer science and I got a partner with a degree in petroleum engineering.
Hedging my bets.
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"I hope I get to punch you in the face one day" - MRT144, Imran Siddiqui
'I'm fairly certain that a ban on me punching you in the face is not a "right" worth respecting." - loinburger
Calif. from 1958 to 1962. 1 Year of Gen Math. 4 Years of English, 1 year of Science, 4 years of PE, and 3 years of History. Times have change. Today in Calif. Middle School, 6-7-8. 3 years of Science, 3 years of English, 3 years of History, 3 years of PE. 3 years of Math. 1 Elective, if you are passing English and Math. If not passing eighter, then 2 period of eighter English and or Math., per day.
I spend less than 75% of my take-home pay in my current profession - there would have been no benefit to pursuing a career in petroleum engineering for a higher income, since my income is high enough as it is.
My understanding, and I do not do this, is that someone who expects to retire at the 'normal' time with the standard of living they are use to should be saving about 54% of their take home pay.
JM
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There are a lot of variables to the calculation. I'm saving enough based on the assumptions of what my average rate of return will be, when my retirement age will be, and how long I expect to live after retirement; if I tweak any of those variables then the amount I should be saving could reasonably change by -100% (meaning I shouldn't save anything) to 800%.
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