Greetings fellow Mustachians!
Last August my wife and I began new jobs in a new school district. Adjusting to our new town and school district has been a little hectic, but we have now finally settled into our new routines. Most importantly, our son loves his new school. Like our last "crappy" jobs, we are maximizing our savings by deferring all of our salaries into various retirement plans: 457, 403b, IRA and HSA. Last week I verified that our 457 contributions are set up, so all systems are go. We plan on savings over $100k over the next 11 months. Here is the breakdown:
2014: IRAs - $12,000 + 457 - $25,334 + HSA - $6,550 = $43,884
2015: IRAs - $0 + 457 - $40,500 + 403b - 25,000 + HSA - $6,650 = $72,150
If we decide to sign on for the 2015-16 academic year, we'll be able to top off the 403b and IRA accounts. Either way, we plan on making our "crappy" jobs pay off.