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I broke all the rules and bought a custom 911 GTS year 2 out of residency. Had my first track day 2 years after purchase and it was the most fun I’ve had in years. I don’t regret the purchase at all.
It should be noted that I have <200,000 in student loans, no kids or interest in kids, and work in a surgical subspecialty in a medium COL city. I have disability insurance to cover up to $15,000/month with true own occupation coverage. I have $4 million in life insurance. I first ensured I could max my 401k with significant employer match and max IRA including backdoor Roth with additional 2000$/month dollar-cost average investing through my financial advisor. My spouse works for local government so we have very low healthcare costs. Set your base up right, see what you have left over, and enjoy what you can afford.
Also, make sure you have an accountant and optionally a financial advisor. PAY AN EMPLOYMENT LAWYER to review any contracts you receive before signing.

Hey I'm in the central valley of California so $150k goes further than most of the rest of the state. Sucks because if I leave I'll be taking a pay cut when accounting for COL

I broke all the rules and bought a custom 911 GTS year 2 out of residency. Had my first track day 2 years after purchase and it was the most fun I’ve had in years. I don’t regret the purchase at all.
It should be noted that I have <200,000 in student loans, no kids or interest in kids, and work in a surgical subspecialty in a medium COL city. I have disability insurance to cover up to $15,000/month with true own occupation coverage. I have $4 million in life insurance. I first ensured I could max my 401k with significant employer match and max IRA including backdoor Roth with additional 2000$/month dollar-cost average investing through my financial advisor. My spouse works for local government so we have very low healthcare costs. Set your base up right, see what you have left over, and enjoy what you can afford.
Also, make sure you have an accountant and optionally a financial advisor. PAY AN EMPLOYMENT LAWYER to review any contracts you receive before signing.

Hey I'm in the central valley of California so $150k goes further than most of the rest of the state. Sucks because if I leave I'll be taking a pay cut when accounting for COL