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You must be having the definition of a laugh: > I had about $25k of student loans to pay off... EU wouldn't even have to think about that. I went to UK univer
by shetill 5y ago
You must be having the definition of a laugh:
> I had about $25k of student loans to pay off... EU wouldn't even have to think about that.
I went to UK university after 2012 meaning the price per year was £9000 so for 3 years that was £27000. Then I did a master degree and the loan cost of that was £10000 so here we have £37000 on education which is over $50000. Literally paying double than what you are paying and I'm on a lower salary than US so check that.
>He just paid $1M for a 3 bedroom house. What does $1M get you in the EU?
It gets you a 2 bed average flat in a bad area in London, assuming you can even qualify to get one
- TheCapeGreek 5y agoContinental EU (if you still consider UK European) university is often free. Costs pile up in associated requirements (e.g. housing, textbooks, whatever) but you don't have to take out student loans is the point. So GP's point stands. Brexit aside, I think most people think of Western/Northern continental EU when talking about Europe than UK.
- wedn3sday 5y agoSounds like you dont live in the EU.