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- Most associates don’t save a lot of money as living in Mumbai is extremely expensive. So question of living an “extravagant lifestyle” doesn’t arise.
-Salaried Partners make enough for a trip or two here and there and maybe buy a house in the suburbs.
-Only after becoming an equity partner and spending a couple of years as that can you afford swanky houses in Bombay, club memberships, luxury cars.
So next time you think about a lavish lifestyle while working in T1, wait for 20-25 years after graduating from law school.