Are we really far behind on savings?

[Anonymous]

I find it shocking that you seemingly don't have a financial planner at that HHI. That should be top of your list OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I find it shocking that you seemingly don't have a financial planner at that HHI. That should be top of your list OP.

Yeah, no. They don't need that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:With an income of $650,000, you should be able to pay as you go on college. 529 is great for the tax savings, but honestly, this post is ridiculous.

College will cost $100k a year in 15 years. If she has two kids thats $200k a year, from a net of probably $350k. You cannot cash flow college unless you are a multi multi millionaire.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With an income of $650,000, you should be able to pay as you go on college. 529 is great for the tax savings, but honestly, this post is ridiculous.

College will cost $100k a year in 15 years. If she has two kids thats $200k a year, from a net of probably $350k. You cannot cash flow college unless you are a multi multi millionaire.

College will be a half dead business in 15 years. Prices will be way down in real terms.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With an income of $650,000, you should be able to pay as you go on college. 529 is great for the tax savings, but honestly, this post is ridiculous.

College will cost $100k a year in 15 years. If she has two kids thats $200k a year, from a net of probably $350k. You cannot cash flow college unless you are a multi multi millionaire.

College will be a half dead business in 15 years. Prices will be way down in real terms.

Yep

[Anonymous]

That's what they said 5 years ago. Here we are.

[Anonymous]

The price of college won't go down, the number of people willing to pay for it will. Something tells me OP is going to be willing to pay for it.

[Anonymous]

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