#education-costs tag

2 days ago

Higher education

I Spent $80,000 on Private School but Make $800,000, Is That Fine?

Retirement

Planning for college: Are parents budgeting $200K in 529s plus $20K+ per year in extra spending?

fromwww.independent.co.uk

2 days ago

Higher education

I Spent $80,000 on Private School but Make $800,000, Is That Fine?

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US news

fromBusiness Insider

3 days ago

More people are joining the military. A shaky US job market could be boosting the numbers.

Military recruiting numbers are rising, driven by economic factors and targeted pre-recruitment programs.

Revealed: How much parents are paying on average each year to send child to school

The minimum cost of sending a child to secondary school is now around Â£2,275 a year, significantly rising from Â£1,755 just in 2022.

UK politics

What Should Parents Budget for College Expenses Outside of Their Fully Funded 529s?

Budgeting for college extends beyond tuition, requiring consideration of additional costs like supplies, travel, and technology.

Higher education

fromBusiness Matters

Families earning 100k 'worse off than minimum wage' after private school fees, says report

High-income families struggle with private school costs, rendering their disposable income lower than minimum wage earners with no children in private education.

Retirement

Can You Deduct College Savings From Your Taxes? 7 Critical Facts to Know

Retirement

3 months ago

What Should Parents Budget for College Expenses Outside of Their Fully Funded 529s?

Budgeting for college extends beyond tuition, requiring consideration of additional costs like supplies, travel, and technology.

Higher education

fromBusiness Matters

Families earning 100k 'worse off than minimum wage' after private school fees, says report

High-income families struggle with private school costs, rendering their disposable income lower than minimum wage earners with no children in private education.

Retirement

Can You Deduct College Savings From Your Taxes? 7 Critical Facts to Know

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Tech industry

fromFast Company

Gen Z is interested in blue-collar work-but not necessarily manufacturing

Gen Z is increasingly opting for trade jobs over four-year degrees due to high education costs and job security.

4 Financial Benefits Millennials Got that Future Generations Will Likely Never See Again

While millennials didn't enjoy a super low-price housing market as baby boomers did, there is no question millennials had some strong opportunities coming up.

Startup companies

NYC parents

Harvard goes tuition-free for families making less than $200,000. Should this change your approach to college savings?

Maintaining college savings is crucial despite Harvard's tuition-free model for families earning under $200,000.

Bootstrapping