I have a cousin who works at a major hedgefund "Paulson& Co." he raked in about 1.5 million last year and he is in his early 30's "32 I believe" he told me he plans on retiring in the next 2-3 years and has a couple million tucked away for retirement. I don't plan on pursuing such a career myself but I just wanted to get you guys opinion on this. Is having a really high paying job I.E. high 6 figures or 7 figures fastlane? technically even athletes are employee's, but even for skill based jobs like doctors, lawyers at major lawfirms, Investment bankers,certain sales jobs ect... What are you guys thoughts/comments on this?
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