Living On $175K A Year In NYC & Georgia | Millennial Money
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- Brieonna Johnson, 29, earns $175,000 a year as a full-time nanny for two families, one in New York City and one in Atlanta, Georgia. She makes part of her income through occasional side jobs as a travel nanny and newborn-care specialist.
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After graduating from Spelman College in 2015, Brieonna Johnson knew she wanted to work with children. She applied for teaching jobs, but the pay was low and she was worried about paying off her student loans. Although she had worked as a part-time nanny in college, she hadn't considered that she could turn it into a full-blown career. But then she came across a nannying agency in Atlanta.
"It was like a whole new world opened up where I discovered nannies can get paid benefits and full-time hours and guaranteed hours so that I'm making sure I'm making the salary that I want," the 29-year-old tells CNBC Make It.
in 2016, Johnson found a live-in position with a family in Atlanta and fell in love with the work and the kids. Being able to live with the family was a major draw as she's been able to avoid spending money on rent.
A few years later, in 2019, Johnson's boyfriend accepted a new job in New York City, prompting her to move, too. She landed another live-in job with a family in Manhattan in March, where she worked five days a week. Then, in November 2019, she transitioned to a new schedule where she'd work seven days straight, then have a full week off.
The flexibility allowed her to resume working for her Atlanta family as well, flying back and forth between the cities each week. Although her boyfriend's work eventually took him elsewhere, Johnson decided to stay in New York.
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Lol
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@@supriyanarayani8629 lol 🤣
The 2020 election was stolen.
Shout out to the family in New York for giving her paid leave and letting her keep her job!
They must have mad money to be able to do that.
@@organizedchaos4559 I agree. I would say this family must be a multimillionaire family to afford paying this much.
Yeah that’s where all the stimulus is going.
@@operoverlord the stimulus money CAME FROM families like this, paying taxes. Genius
She also must be really good that they’d be motivated to do that. So good for her!
The fact that her NYC employer still pays her for paid leave speaks volume about her work ethic! Congrats!
Or their general ethics! Either way, congrats sis!
@@annika2271 I doubt they’re that ethical because they could have paid her $60,000 more than they were originally paying her but only did so when she threatened to leave.
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@@gaelgarciaisagod truee
@@annika2271 maybe they thought she was satisfied with her salary and there was no reason to offer her a rise.
That’s me! Wish they would’ve covered “career nanny” during all those career days growing up and I would’ve started sooner. Hope you guys enjoy 😊
So happy to see you representing the nanny community! I knew exactly who it was before I clicked since we’re in the same fb group.
TheBjohns64 Hope you appreciate the white family paying you that much. No other family would do that, trust me I’ve worked in the business, it’s obvious white guilt they have. Just be appreciative to them
This is amazing! Thank you for sharing :)
@@philtastic1 I do appreciate them as a good employer. Also, I doubt it’s white guilt. They trialed 10 nannies before me and paid 5 figures to an agency to get me. Naturally they don’t want to repeat that process.
@@philtastic1 you sound like you’re jealous by suggesting this woman isn’t exceptionally qualified. I don’t think white guilt overwhelms one’s desire to find and keep high quality at the best price. She EARNED her raise through negotiation you boob.
Currently googling books on “how to like kids” 😩
Legit lmao
Too funny
Lmao
Corvetta 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Yow!!!! I ain’t like kids!!!!!
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She has hit the jackpot to have that family in NY pay her 130k salary without her having to work cuz of covid
White guilt family
probably gonna be writing off the pay as donations.
@@philtastic1 Or far likelier, she is so STELLAR at her job that they don't want to lose her. I.e., she provides VALUE in their lives, especially given her schedule flexibility.
I agree with Zora. She loves what she do and she has a degree in teaching. I would pay her above $70k in a low cost of living area with my 250k salary if i had kids
Their filthy rich. They’re paying someone to nanny ONE kid for 175K. They’ve got to be millionaires.
This woman is a modern day Mary Poppins! Who needs magic when you can command a salary like that?!
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I'm a simple man. I see a black woman making $175k per year, I click.
Same! Lol and this was a great story/highlight.
are you looking for a nanny? LOL
Meanwhile I nanny for free *looks at my 4 younger siblings*
Free? So when are you available?
Send mom a bill
LMBO me too
Older sibling struggles.
Ya better get your game rolling gal.
The NYC family is paying her $130k/year to sit at home for a year on standby. She literally hit the jackpot
a lot of family did that. my mother is also a nanny and before she went back her families gave her paid leave as well.
A nanny who makes nearly 200k USD per year and has a... private chef. XD Such things are possible ONLY in the USA.
Lol
@Mug_Tea_Coffee Wow, you've fully convinced me. I'd love to have one of those nannies. I don't have any children or the salary to pay someone 6 figures though. 😂
What country do you live in?
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Well, she also has no living expenses. She lives in with both families. So she has the extra money to hire a chef.
She almost DOUBLED her salary by renegotiating!
*NANNY LEGEND*
Me: Calls the unemployment office to renegotiate 🤣
my Google search history right now: "how to take care of children"
LOL.
lol sameeee
same omg
She has a teaching degree❗️
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I used to be a nanny, it’s good money.
But you’ve gotta be really patient, it’s not for everyone. Some kids are really entitled and some parents can be extremely difficult too.
The same thing as taking care of the elderly.
Downsides to EVERY job though...
@@PaigeMalecki I get what you mean, but not every job requires one to work with kids and parents....
I work with children but I think the main reason why I couldn’t do this job is living with the family. I like my privacy and I don’t think I could truly feel at home if it’s not my home.
@@a123sophie123a I feel you on that one!
I absolutely loved this episode. I went to college, got a degree, worked in corporate and left. The stress and pay wasnt worth it. I have been a nanny for 12 years (started out of high school) and it is amazing. Some people try to look down on me but I make more than them, save more and have launched a couple of business in the process. Tha k you for sharing this.
👍👍👍
How did you get that opportunity?
@@cerealis_5432 when I was in between jobs after high school my sister told me about a website to find babysitting and nanny jobs (she owned a daycare in Connecticut during that time) I went on the site and found a babysitting position which led to a nanny position. I have always used websites like sittercity.com but at some point it just came to the point where I would get referrals from previous families I've been with and also just the nanny community and families knowing your resume and experience. I have to also add that it differs drastically and you have to be prepared for the quick changes in this field. This is not a field for just anyone. My mentality is save save save (I dont go through an agency) because your contract Vulcan be one thing and the next day it's over. I had a 3 yr minimum contract with a family in 2019 and then boom. Covid hit and changed everything. In fortunately with another family now but it's a big change.
@@nijjagreen5963 thanks for sharing this with me. I’m a freshman in college and I’m not really sure what I want to do with my life. This is the first time I’ve heard of nannying as a full time gig and I’m really interested in it. I’m quite fond of kids and am the oldest of 4 siblings so I have some experience with babysitting. What are some of your day to day tasks as a nanny? Is it draining work?
@@cerealis_5432 I definitely understand and I will say stay in college because it only helps with your resume as a nanny. Now I will say dont just look st her story and think it's that easy. I pass up on many job offers like this with that salary and terms because I am a parent myself. The hours for positions like that are typically 10 to 12 hrs with flexibility. Not having a life and sacrificing things definitely is apart of the game for that salary. I typically do 10 hrs a day but since the pandemic it's been 8 a day because the parents work from home now. Every family is different. I've had families that fidnt have tv, strict curriculum implementing and tight schedules to very chill families that has a different parenting style. I always encourage every nanny to have a standard of care and enriching activities for each age level and developmental stages. There is so many tips but finding a family that fits with your standards is important.
I enjoyed this episode! Especially looking at a different lifestyle.
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1) Saw title
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3) Died.
Edit: I was so awed by Brieonna *The Nanny Queen* that I've made a reaction video on my channel 😊
same lol
Yes. She’s a next level hustler.
Nannying for millionaires
😂😂😂
Same here
Who are her NYC EMPLOYERS...and are they hiring?!? LOL! So proud of her she's doing AMAZING and showing us there are different career paths that lead to financial success!
If you are a good hard working person, you can get a great nanny job in nyc. People are ALWAYS looking and they want consistency.
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Probably Mike Bloomberg.
Definitely a very wealthy probably well known family
I LOVE that she included Therapy in her money breakdown. It’s crucial that she takes that time for herself when living where she works. Thanks Brieonna! 💓✨✨
Therapy is a must and is necessary.
@@poet82n "Massage" therapy maybe...
@@operoverlord lol...well I need both. They're both relaxing and necessary.
@@poet82n Ha! Relaxing, yes. Necessary, no. But I am glad u enjoy it.
Same! So necessary
I feel like a lot of people expressing shock at this don’t understand that segment of NYC wealth. I used to pet/house sit and during “wedding season”, easily earned nearly $500/weekend just to watch people’s cats and water their plants while they went to the Hamptons/Martha’s Vineyard/other out of town spot for the weekend. One couple paid me $100 to sit with their dog for an hour because it had anxiety. You can easily make $40K/year just walking dogs. Obviously you can make as much, if not more taking care of small humans. I tried tutoring for a bit and easily found families in Brooklyn that would pay $50+ an hour (and some tutors get paid even more, some as high as $500/hour for test prep) but parents were more particular than pet owners so I opted out. It doesn’t surprise me one bit that nannies get paid this much in NYC, especially a FT live in nanny.
Lmao $100 an hour to sit with an anxious dog 😂😂 rich white ppl just throw their money away at anything 😂
@@ye23. so why not game it?
@@ye23. There are black people like that too
@@kuestudio882 obviously, the family she was babysitting in the video were black.
Facts
Dang girl get your paper!!!!!!!
Wow I see you everywhere man. Graham's next video is waiting for you
@@GroudonsGame CNBC already had a video with him years ago. He seems to be very kind and down-on-Earth.
You're next.... Just watch👍🏾👍🏾
@@ZwRkErDa Yeah we know, but he was talkin' about Graham' reaction to this video
@@NejiClap Oh, I see it now 😊 Thanks! ✌🏻
What people fail to understand is that being a nanny is a very important job, in fact highly important, you're literally guarding a family's future. People will pay you good if you do that well. If you believed the lie that only engineering, business science or rocket science are important jobs than the jokes on you!
yup tell that to all the moms who do it day in and day out
That’s very fair
Being a domestic worker,au pair, nanny etc are important jobs. unfortunately,not all of us live in countries that provides such benefits for these type of jobs. I found this very interesting as I recently came across a you tube video about nannies and domestics in new York and how little they earn
I am an engineer. I get paid less than half of what she makes from nannying one family. Times have changed.
@@game-f-un-limitedgamer8958 I’m sure nannies for wealthy people always made more than engineers. 150k a year for a nanny is an investment for someone who makes many millions/billions. And it’s also not that much to them
Can’t be mad at her. She was able to find a way to make 6 figures. You’re only worth what you can negotiate.
A junior physician in my country make 25k per year! Year! 7 times less than her as a nanny. And have to study 6 years before the specialization! Some just stop studing at 30 or 31 years to make 25k and she with 29 earns 175k
And if they neggociate its better they find another work because its not negociable.
Wtf world... And the prices in the supermarket are the same or higher than in america 🤦♂️
I met a woman who had 2 kids, 6 and 4, who paid me $400 for 6 hours. I met her through a medical internship and she needed someone to watch her children while she attended the US Open with her husband. At the time I didn't see it as a career. The kids were sweet and well behaved. Sweet nice caring people can make a lot of money.
Studying 8 years to become a dentist and she's making the same salary. Brb gonna drop out and become a male nanny
Are you currently in dental school?
Lol me too. I’m in the wrong field
We're literally in the same boat LOL - I tackled on another two years for peds but I clearly missed my calling LOL
But are you happy? To me that’s the key
@@ChrissyTooPrissy do you enjoy pediatric dentistry? What are the common procedures you do? Are you an associate dentist or do you own your practice? What did you major in for your undergrad? Sorry for all the questions but I’m considering this career path and I want to know as much as possible lol.
Millennials, there's hustle and there's smart hustle. This is smart hustle. Great episode.
Nannying is so important and I’m glad that she’s being well compensated for her work! Love to see Spelman women flourishing 🥺💙
Dang, who's her employer, Beyonce?
No I think she mentioned it was Trump family
I wish 🤣
@@adamk4733 no those kids are black.
@@ummaliyah6211 the kids they showed are the family she nanny’s for in ATL I’m assuming. The black children. Remember she said she currently wasn’t a nannying for the NYC family because of covid. So we don’t know what the NYC family looks like.
@@ajh.4131 oh ok. But I don't remember her saying she nanny for the trump family though.
I love this for her! I would've never imagined her to be a nanny with this salary! I love to see Black women win!
@escalate 100 clearly it does bother you or else you wouldn't have brought it up. You could've said the same thing about her using the word 'woman', but the word "black" triggered you for some reason...Hmm...wonder why? 🙄
@escalate 100 lmao you obviously must not be Black or understand systemic oppression. If you think it’s normal for a young black woman to make 175k look up some stats.
The negative commenter is willfully blind. After yesterday’s events I don’t want to here anyone crying about us celebrating our wins!
@@TheBohodiva PERIOD
💪🏾
If the kids love their nanny, there is no price too high.
For 175k. Anyone will become likeable.
@@blipblop92 actually not true at all. For some people that salary would mean a massive pay cut and they would probably feel miserable
Very true. Kids will either like you or not.
@@blipblop92 in another comment she said the kids had 10 nannies before her as the parents were looking for a good fit. They loved her so much that they are willing to give her this salary. She's highly skilled.
She is literally making close to 3,365$ a week.
Good for her, I hope she continues to thrive & hope that more people hire her .
Being a nanny is an incredibly stressful job , unless you love children.
However, in my opinion it's never easy taking care of other people's kids.
That particular job requires allot of patience and creativity in order to keep the kids occupied and happy.
We went to Spelman College together so this is so cool to watch. I remember her posting something on Facebook about nannying back when we were in college ❤️🙌🏾
That's why she has so much student loans! It was obviously a good investment for her though!
I could tell she was a fellow Spelman Sister before I even clicked the video 😂 there’s a different air about us 😉 glad to see it 💙
When they said college in Atlanta, I could tell she’s a Spelmanite 🙂
- An Emory girl down the street ❤️
I love to see my fellow HBCU sisters doing well.
@@MultipassionateMeg What’s up my fellow Emory student!
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She is obviously one of the best at what she does.
She's a nanny with an education degree! She must be doing more than what a regular nanny does.
She's just from NYC. That's what jobs pay over there.
@@itsk3v I live in NYC, and minimum wage is 15 dollars an hour. Rarely anyone can make what she makes in NYC.
@@itsk3v As a teacher in NYC who has to tutor and babysit as a side hustle, I can guarantee that is not the case.
@@eara8426 minimum wage is not an indicator of what jobs pay. It just indicates the least amount of money an employer must pay you by law. Where living costs are higher employers will pay you more to do it there. NYC has among the highest cost of living in the country so jobs will most definitely pay more there, and that includes nannying. She even said in the video that she negotiated a $60,000 salary increase which means she either made or was offered $70,000 to start. Still a high salary for a nanny of just one child, nannies are not making that type of money anywhere else in the country with the exception of maybe the bay area in California.
I'm glad that they offered you that raise. Don't ever feel nervous about asking for your self worth. I've learned that in my career and I know I should even ask for more as I continue to grow and learn!
She makes more than doctors and lawyers who go through at least a decade of schooling after high school
The entire time I was wondering how much money her employer makes 😂
Same here
Alot lol
I know right!
I’d be shocked if it were under seven figures
I used to Nanny in high school and it was immensely lucrative. I nannied for over 50 families and I did over-night, day, and after-school nannying.
How much was it please ??
How do we get connected to opportunities like this? Seems like an awesome chance to save big and make an impact in kids lives
@@semicole9904 I’d like to know this as well!!
@@semicole9904 Nanny agencies. They're the best way to connect with families.
Impressed is an UNDERSTATEMENT lol girl u betta go head 👏🏾👏🏾
You telling me she getting paid 6 figures to be a nanny....but she don’t cook?!? Where do I sign up?!
She is a hustler, money comes to her but she works to save it up..
Exactly right! With that monthly income she can easily put some more away into index funds and start investing in real estate too
@@LifeofKairo and that's just one good way to multiply the money. hopefully she's doing it or thinking about it..
Georgia is still affordable, but cost of living in Atlanta is rising rapidly. It's one of the top cities that young professionals are flocking to now.
...and they mostly vote Democrats. Once Georgia is blue and very expensive to live in like NY and California(San Francisco, Los Angeles etc), then everyone will want to relocate to Africa in 2050.
@@bravehats lol that’s dramatic but yes It’s kinda crazy how places like Atlanta is growing which also affects other major cities in the south.
@@bravehats lol true that.
@@bravehats that has nothing to do with politics. It’s called supply and demand. Every thing rises in price when demand is high dummy
@@dubreil07 What do you know about supply and demand? The person you're calling "dummy" can school you on everything you need to know about economics, finance, accounting, politics, current affairs.
WOW. two jobs, side hustles, and free housing? Can't wait to see what you do when that debt is repaid! Good job girl.
& Kudos to CNBC for finding an extremely nontraditional career!
So, she's making a crap ton of money, no expenses, pays a private chef, but has all of that debt??
Yup that's what American college does to you
At least she has dedicated a good portion of her monthly budget towards paying it off soonest.
@@nicolebond3992 right she is paying it off at a fast rate with those payments
@@nicolebond3992 Yeah! That's great.
@@kingofengland111 exactly!
the fact that that nyc family was willing to drop an additional 60k just like THAT because they wanted to keep her on staff means they had the money sitting there like, the whole time. ALWAYS NEGOTIATE!
PERIOD
Honestly the $600/month cook is nothing compared to her income AND her having more free time since she's literally working every single day
Yeah, I never expected private chefs to be that cheap! That's like my dinner dine out budget in a lazy month!
@@pamfan221 right?? Thought it would be in the 4 digits. Maybe it's because that cook is down South?
@@pamfan221 You must make alot of money. My entire expenses are no more than $600/month (includes rent, utilities, food, and transportation) lol.
@@soloinnovations3304 It was a poor choice of words on my part, actually. "Budget" of 600 implies I willingly set aside that portion. In reality I overspended out of laziness and realized only later how much the monthly total came out to.
Looks up "living your best life in the Webster's Dictionary" sees Brieonna's pic. Go girl!!!
Idk about NYC but in Atlanta $175k and childless....is ballin
I can't fathom a family being able to pay a nanny $125k . I wonder what their monthly income in....the 1% is real.
more like 0.01%
Bet they are foreigners
1% is like 300-400k per year. Would need to be top 0.1% to afford that nanny
Top 1% by wealth have $25m average net worth per household. That's 1.25m from a 5% withdrawal. Very affordable, without a day job.
@@dominick6131 300k- 400k per year? Thats just one income right? Could be up to 800k for that household. This is still affordable thinking they have tons in savings from years prior. I've met people in this income range and they literally don't know what to do with their money
NO HOUSING EXPENSES?! Cannot wait for graham to react to this!!!!
She's doing the ultimate house hacking. Imagine getting paid $175k to live in what I imagine is an incredible NYC apartment.
How can a family pay a nanny a six-figure salary but only have her working by them every other week?? I'm confused.
Old money
AMAZED. This was a refreshing episode!
Those must be super rich parents to be afford to pay her that.
Its nyc wouldn't be surprised at all if the parents are multi millionares
Only super rich families can afford to even have nannies
DUHHHHHH!!!!
@@napperforlife2020 Families who can afford to live in Manhattan are some of the wealthiest people. Their apartments are like $5 million+
I can see Graham saying a lot of "Wows" watching this video lol
Nanny with her own private chef! Awesome
This is so relevant today due to Covid and kids staying home. In the past this was called being a governess. If you are a qualified teacher, this is a great alternative to teaching a whole class of kids online.
Sis is where the money resides!! You go girl
Wow so this was mostly possible because she has a education degree ? (Basically being qualified to be a teacher for kids)
Yep, anything related to teaching , even English or language minor will get you far.
It's encouraging (and also a little FML lol) that 2020 was better financially for some than others. Brilliant that the NYC family kept paying her even though they said she doesn't need to come to work.
I see comments like “I want to be a nanny” meanwhile I’m thinking “ I want to be that person who can afford to pay their nanny while he/she is on leave.. 🙌🏾 now that’s goals!
The most unbelievable thing I've seen in the internet the whole of my life
dang! whose kids she watching? Jeff Bezos?! get that paper lady! love to see it.
This lady is living the dream! She looks super relaxed and stress free!!
YES CNBC MAKE IT! YOU DID IT AGAIN! I love to see the diversity in careers and lifestyles! Great Video! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This video left me breathless. $130k to work half the year??? Free travel and rent??? I just. I can't.
What even are words?
Sis, I'm so happy for you. This is truly the life. 💚
Most US teachers leave the field for being overworked & underpaid ‼️Glad this former teacher is winning 🌟
I feel like we should frame it in celebration for the few but mourn for the hardworking teachers
I LOVE this episode so much! I just love it when people do well!
This is why I tell people, NEGOTIATE. If a company or family in this case want you, they will do anything to keep you. That means doubling or tripling your salary.
There's something wrong with a person that has 15 grand in debt and is paying a chef 600 dollars a month to cook. Clearly if you are not paying for room and board you can easily pay off debt within 6 months at her current salary.
I said the same thing.....if she is really making 175k a year then she is probably taking home somewhere between 8-11k per month. She can pay her debt off in like 2 months
Facts
To be fair, she said she had about 25,000 in debt now she’s at 11 and she didn’t really start paying it down aggressively until the pandemic hit so… and her debt service was over 4000 a month
I LOVED this episode! Probably my favourite one yet. She is doing so well and her energy shines!
Nanny makes 175k in NYC? Gotta move now
It's $130K ($70K originally, plus $60K+ raise) but yes, educated nannies are highly-coveted and status symbols for elite families.
can make that or moree especially if you speak another language affluent families in NY/CT pay a crap ton to nanny's
Why hasn’t she blown away that 4K cc debt... it’s a waste keeping that on. She should clear that before focusing on retirement, especially with cc interest being ~22%+
It’s $4k debt repayment. Doesn’t say it’s CC debt
She is paying off her debt, she repays $8k a month and that probably goes to both student loans & her cc debt
@@katara4955 5:34 says credit card debt
Normally that would make sense but you can do a 0% balance transfer and re-allocate some of that money to an investment that yields a higher percentage.
A nanny making that much?? Very impressive!
Where do I sign up?
She's a nanny with an education degree! She must be doing more than what a regular nanny does.
@@BenDover-mo4jd don't be stupid.🤭
@@tessy28 hey girl! Howie you doin
This episode didn't disappoint.
No housing expenses is a huge benefit and cost saving. The NYC family sounds like such a blessing. It is a wonderful feeling to know you’re valued and appreciated. I like that her budget includes therapy! ♥️🙌🏽
*_THAT'S IT, I'M QUITTING MY JOB TO BECOME A NANNY. LOL_*
Good luck getting hired as a male
@@TheZoeBig *_DID YOU JUST ASSUME MY GENDER? _**_#TRIGGERED_*
@@saibushayer get it guurl
@@saibushayer Lol, either way. They don't care what you identify as - to them they see a "male."
😂😂😂
Love to see black women winning and knowing their worth! And FIRE? Props to her big time!
Her worth is whatever someone is willing to pay her.
This was the best one I’ve watched so far ❤️
Yes! Great video. Glad to see you’re happy and getting paid what you deserve. Huge service you provide and speaks to how much social value should be given to stay-at-home parents as well
Your worth is definitely not a title! Love it
Man, I am so freaking happy for her. A 60k raise a year?! And a good family? I've heard of some au pairs getting paid pennies or over working them. This family sounds awesome.
I used to be a nanny. It is very lucrative especially for persons with degrees in early childhood education etc. Perks are amazing if you met the right family.
I agree. But like you said, it’s amazing with the right family. Most are so difficult though .
this might've been one of the best millennial money episodes ever. It really opened my eyes and I felt so involved with the person. I loved it!!!
one comment if she getting a 1099 rather than a W2 :
I would open an LLC
pay myself from there ( which will lower her taxes)
set up SEP IRA max contri is 56k I believe
set up a course on how to make six figures as a nanny
Lower those taxes!
Solid advise here!
You're really smart. Would you consider doing TH-cam videos on money management or short TikTok videos on this?
@@neibi3900 was thinking about it probably will
For the first time in my 16 year career in education, I'm trying to think how I can market my teaching and school psychology experience to become a nanny!!!! Who knew?!
Absolutely love this series. Representation Is so important!
Loved this episode for so many reasons. Sister is doing her thing!!! 👏👏👏
Must watch for anyone considering law school
Me drowning in tears and textbook payments watching this
😂😂😂
I enjoyed this. You go Queen. Stay safe too
She needs to keep working for that family in NYC. She's tripping. 130K is not a small thing amount of money to be paid. She also needs to stop talking about them because they can find someone else with the quickness. Girl, keep what you got and don't take it for granted. Because things change after one video. I'm just wondering what she was doing with her money before the pandemic. 175K with no housing expenses. Where was she spending all that money? IDK
This video was 🧢
@@chubbytummymafia if it’s real she insanely lucky who tf pays someone to not even work. And who needs a nanny for a kid older than 14? She said in the vid they need someone till 18years old
And why she hasn't repaid all her debt. I mean why does she even have credit card debt?
@@banshee1133 you make a good point. Honestly she really shouldn’t have any debt whatsoever. She makes 175K and has no housing expenses. She could easily pay off all her debts and then start saving.
Sigh
This was one of my favorite Millennial Money episodes yet. My mouth was on the floor the entire 8 mins. lol Well done, Brieonna! I'm especially impressed that you still manage to have some aspect of a social life with everything you have going on. I especially love the idea of a private chef. It makes total sense. Trying to figure out what to eat and cook for dinner is a whole other stress load! lol
I’m in the wrong line of work 😂🤣 YOU GO GIRL!
I love it and sis has those flight benefits.
Yea I gotta say she is lit
Love Brieonna!! Thanks for this episode cnbc
This is the best one yet
Wow, I had no idea nannies could make so much. Great for her!!
If that’s her salary, just imagine how much the family who hired her makes! 🥴
NYC and surrounding areas has a substantial amount of wealthy people who aren't famous/household names.
Therapy and balanced nutrition are a part of her budget! 👏🏽
What an awesome episode. She's amazing
Wow...the NYC family lives by the motto of giving generously to receive generously .😍