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How much does it cost to be a sugar daddy?


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I would say north of $150,000 per year, tax free, plus a car allowance, plus guaranteed 4 annual vacations, one per season, to mutually agreed destinations.  

Plus an expense allowance for clothing, personal appearance care but excluding any cosmetic surgery (if they need that forget it and move on to the next candidate), plus contributions to an IRA in his name.

As an alternative, look up what Aristotle Onassis gave to Jackie Kennedy when he married her.

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18 minutes ago, ThroatCummer said:

down to the two individuals involved, you can't really put a price on it

So true. But I can make a stab at what it will cost the OP.

I’m old now but years ago, I had boytoys: several but only one at a time. The biggest difference in cost is whether he lives with you or not. (And if he doesn’t, how will you know that he’s stopped working with others?)

IME the stipend might run as little as $2000 a month assuming you pick up all the bills (groceries, restaurants, theatre, concerts, travel, gym membership, clothing, iPhone, weekend trips, overseas vacations etc). The total costs overall for me might have run as high as $10-12000 a month.

It’s for the OP to decide what exclusivity he requires, how often he wants companionship etc and it’s a matter of negotiation between him and the working guy. FWIW I was always very open and direct (about what I enjoyed and expected from the young man) from the very start so that misunderstandings were avoided. 

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10 hours ago, Luv2play said:

I would say north of $150,000 per year, tax free, plus a car allowance, plus guaranteed 4 annual vacations, one per season, to mutually agreed destinations.  

Plus an expense allowance for clothing, personal appearance care but excluding any cosmetic surgery (if they need that forget it and move on to the next candidate), plus contributions to an IRA in his name.

As an alternative, look up what Aristotle Onassis gave to Jackie Kennedy when he married her.

That's a pretty outrageous sum, and I doubt anyone gets earnings like that, other than an extraordinarily handsome fitness model or pro athlete under the wing of a sheik/prince or CEO. And, as a point of fact, if the "earnings" are "tax-free," then the person is ineligible for an IRA (which maxes out at $6500 per year anyway, and would be a drop in the bucket compared to the "$150,000 per year"). That being said, if you think you can transfer $150,000 per year to someone and not have the IRS (or CRA, etc.) be aware, think again. @MscleLovr's assessment is probably more on point, though if you live in a country without government-funded insurance, the health, dental, and auto insurances and costs must be considered as well (though even Platinum coverage isn't much for someone who isn't earning anything). 

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When I said tax free I meant what the boytoy would receive after he paid his taxes on the $150,000. Considering the average CEO of a fortune 500 company earns in excess of $10million, I don't think $300,000 (including stipend and perks) is out of line. Of course there are many others in the .01percent ranks other than CEOs such as trust fund heirs or small or medium sized business owners who enjoy similar incomes from their investments and enterprises.

I also recognize that there are people who can enjoy the exclusive access to a boytoy for less than what I posited. But it would depend on the marketability of the young man and his physical and other attributes. A highly powered sugar daddy would likely want someone who can easily rub shoulders with others in the top echelons of society and the boytoy would of necessity have to exhibit good breeding and education to fit in easily in these surroundings.

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12 minutes ago, Luv2play said:

...Considering the average CEO of a fortune 500 company earns in excess of $10million, I don't think $300,000 (including stipend and perks) is out of line. Of course there are many others in the .01percent ranks other than CEOs such as trust fund heirs or small or medium sized business owners who enjoy similar incomes from their investments and enterprises...

I doubt the OP earns $10 million a year (though there are some quite successful members here). It's probably extremely unusual for a small business owner to have anywhere near such an income. Since the vast majority of people earning $10 million (or even high 7-figures) a year aren't gay to begin with, the market for people willing and able to dish out hundreds of thousands per year is quite small. Yes, there are the Tom Daley/Dustin Lance Blacks of this world, but that's a pipe dream for most. The vast majority will have to "settle" for not having to worry about any expenses, plus enough money to have fun. 

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5 hours ago, Quincy_7 said:

Say you wanted to take an escort off the market and have him be your personal boytoy. What would be an appropriate monthly stipend for this arrangement? What are the additional costs besides the monthly 

Whats the amount you can spare without putting yourself in bakruptcy? That would be the answer. Now whether or not said amount is sufficient to get the guy that you aim for, that is a separate issue.

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1 hour ago, augustus said:

These situations always end badly.  I'd say see other men for variety and save a bundle.  

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Someone will get dumped for another hotter, younger and more accommodating guy available and think he's owned something because of wasting his youth, getting accustomed to a certain lifestyle he can't afford on his own and later comparing his reality with his glorious past. 

Sad but true!

 

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6 hours ago, Quincy_7 said:

Say you wanted to take an escort off the market and have him be your personal boytoy. What would be an appropriate monthly stipend for this arrangement? What are the additional costs besides the monthly stipend?

Depends on many things...

  • Cohabitation and its conditions. Does monogamish goes both ways? 
  • Cash allowance or just lifestyle. Can he save money for the future? 
  • Marriage now that is possible.
  • Is the boy in the will and can he be removed?

 

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4 hours ago, augustus said:

These situations always end badly.  I'd say see other men for variety and save a bundle.  

Well, everyone dies eventually, but long-term happiness is also possible. Look at Tom Daley and DLB. My first arrangement lasted over 13 years, and my current beau and I have been together for well over 2 years. If you prefer variety, that's great. Some people are capable of LTR's. If so, avoid the Elizabeth Taylors of this world. 

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15 minutes ago, Unicorn said:

Well, everyone dies eventually, but long-term happiness is also possible. Look at Tom Daley and DLB. My first arrangement lasted over 13 years, and my current beau and I have have together for well over 2 years. If you prefer variety, that's great. Some people are capable of LTR's. If so, avoid the Elizabeth Taylors of this world. 

I thought you were going to bring up the "bordello" thread! 

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My last live in one got $1,250 a week and all expenses paid for. Additionally, he had a full time work from home job. It lasted 18 weeks and was really fun while it lasted but we both outgrew the relationship. 
 

My first one wasn’t a live in. He made $68,000 a year and I bought him a gym to run. That one lasted until he died. 

In between those, they varied greatly. I’ll never do another live in. That was a rebound summer fling after my divorce. 

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21 minutes ago, Coolwave35 said:

...That one lasted until he died...

Congratulations! That certainly contradicts the prediction that "these things always end up badly." Did you wear him out? 😄

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51 minutes ago, Unicorn said:

Congratulations! That certainly contradicts the prediction that "these things always end up badly." Did you wear him out? 😄

I wish. The truth was that he was living a life he hadn’t quite earned entirely by himself and the success messed him up and he didn’t survive it sadly. It was beautiful and tragic and I miss him every day, and learned A LOT about how money sometimes overwhelms people that may have mental health issues. 

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11 minutes ago, Coolwave35 said:

I wish. The truth was that he was living a life he hadn’t quite earned entirely by himself and the success messed him up and he didn’t survive it sadly. It was beautiful and tragic and I miss him every day, and learned A LOT about how money sometimes overwhelms people that may have mental health issues. 

How long were you two together?

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If you have something to offer instead of or in addition to money, it can be a partnership.  Don Bachardy was "18" when he and Isherwood (40?) met up, and were together decades until Christopher died.  Isherwood was never "rich", but was smart and interesting, to say the least, had enough money, a fucking awesome house in the end, and he and the AMAZINGLY beautiful Bachardy made a life together.

Digression:  Still kick myself for not posing for Bachardy.

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On 7/14/2023 at 9:16 AM, ThroatCummer said:

You know the saying: "If you have to ask the price....." 

This equation is so complex it and variable down to the two individuals involved, you can't really put a price on it.  Let's start with: Are you looking for a full-time "employee" ?? 

To me, this is like asking how much does it cost to have a car.  You can buy a 5yo Toyota Prius, or you can buy a paint-still-wet Lambo.

One time at Popeye's, I was able to eavesdrop on the conversation between a mid-50s guy and his 19-20yo companion.  Imagine my amusement once I figured out they were discussing a possible sugar arrangement.  It took all the self-restraint I could muster to refrain from jumping in and screaming to the kid, "Sugardaddy's treating you to Popeye's?!  RUN!!!"

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