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from24/7 Wall St.
1 week ago

I Make $150,000 in Southern California But It Feel Like I'm Drowning Financially

As for their overall budget breakdown, the family is paying $2,150 for their mortgage and utility bills, $180 for cell phones, $1,400 for both health and car insurance, spending an average of $800 per month on groceries, and approximately $200 per month on dining out. Now add to this $850 in car loans, $250 for gas every month, plus another $2,200 across 401(k), kids' college expenses, property taxes, and sports activities, and it's clear that this family is barely able to survive.
Real estate
Real estate
fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

I bought my college son a townhome instead of wasting $12,000 a year on his student housing. I might even make a profit.

A mother purchased a townhome for her son near Clemson to avoid high student housing costs and expects to at least break even on resale.
fromA Philosopher's Blog
1 month ago

Student Loan Forgiveness 1: The Anger Argument Against It

The anger argument against student loan forgiveness posits that because federal student loan forgiveness would incite anger among some individuals, it becomes incorrect to proceed with it. This represents an appeal to anger fallacy, where emotion substitutes for actual evidence in forming an argument. Simply put, it erroneously assumes that anger is a valid measure of correctness.
Philosophy
from24/7 Wall St.
1 month ago

Is $38,000 Too Much for My First Year of Mechanical Engineering at Ohio State University?

The average cost of tuition and fees at private four-year colleges has risen 181.3% over the past two decades, leading many graduates to face significant student debt.
Higher education
Higher education
fromSFGATE
1 month ago

Wealthy Families Are Buying Out-of-State Homes To Snag Tuition Discounts at Top Universities

Wealthy families seek ways to save on college tuition, including purchasing property to qualify for in-state tuition discounts.
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from24/7 Wall St.
3 months ago
NYC parents

I'm about to retire but shocked by how much parents spend on college tuition - am I underestimating costs for my kids?

from24/7 Wall St.
3 months ago
NYC parents

I'm about to retire but shocked by how much parents spend on college tuition - am I underestimating costs for my kids?

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