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Living On $80K A Year In San Diego | Millennial Money
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Andrew Zhao earns $80k a year from his sales job and an e-commerce business he started. Andrew understands the importance of saving for the future, but he's currently "focused on earning - and a bit less on saving."
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This is the latest installment of Millennial Money, which profiles people across the U.S. and details how they earn and spend their money.
For Zhao, the $80k he makes each year is enough to live comfortably in San Diego. He skipped college and instead started working at 18. After a few years working in sales at a start-up in the Bay Area he returned to San Diego. His day job makes him around $67k in base salary, bonuses, and commissions.
Zhao is passionate about "gloving," which he defines as "an underground art form that centers around the rave culture." In 2016 he started a side hustle selling gloving products on his own e-commerce site, Throwlights. In 2018 that earned him around $13k.
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Living On $80K A Year In San Diego | Millennial Money
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