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Originally Posted by srmom
My son, who is graduating in May, has been getting offers in the low 30's (with full benefits) for entry level banking. Granted this is in Florida where the cost of living is low. He thought he'd be offered more, but at this point, he's just glad he has offers!!
His fiancee makes in the mid 30's as a high school math teacher!! Maybe he should have gotten that education degree!
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In a few years, he'll probably make more than his fiancee. Most teachers--and public employees as a whole--only get small raises each year that are more like COLAs than actual bumps in salary. I started out making about the same amount as my friends who became teachers, but now I make about considerably more because of the private sector. That, to me at least, is better than getting summers off.
