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> bit not enough to have $60k/yr disposable income. It's not like college is an unforeseeable expense. On $250k per year you should be comfortably able to p
by ska 7y ago
> bit not enough to have $60k/yr disposable income.
It's not like college is an unforeseeable expense. On $250k per year you should be comfortably able to plan for putting a couple of kids through college. Same holds true for most people on track for $250k/yr when their kids are in college. You may have to forgo a new Mercedes, but that's fine.
- cgriswald 7y agoMaybe they bought the house yesterday, adopted 17-year-old septuplets, and were heavily long MySpace, Enron, and Borders.
- ska 7y agoSure, but that's not the way the smart money would bet. It might make sense to adjust how the wealth test is applied (I don't know how it works), but it's just silly to suggest that the average family with a $250k/yr income can't afford to send a kid or two to college.
- cgriswald 7y agoMy response was tongue-in-cheek. :)