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A couple in Massachusetts is committed to living on six percent of their income, so they can give the rest away.
Julia Wise is a social worker. Her husband, Jeff Kaufman, is a software engineer.
They earned $245,000 in 2013, but lived on just $15,000 of that.
The couple gave $100,000 to charity. The rest went to taxes and savings.
The couple views their money as belonging to whoever needs it most.
They’ve donated a comparable percentage every year since 2008.
