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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How much in college savings are they looking at? We have 3 kids, no cash savings, but the kids have 529s (just abt $60k each). No aid for us I assume?[/quote] What is your income and expenses? It sounds like you cannot afford on in private let alone three. [/quote] $300k+ HHI One paid off car, $3000 mortgage, house is worth $600k[/quote] $300k plus? Personally I hope not, but I don’t know.[/quote] You want aid with that much income? [/quote] PP had 3 kids. With one kid, def not tho [/quote] Even with 3. I get that it would be very hard to afford 3…. But most people cannot afford private school. It seems like a crazy income bracket to qualify for aid.[/quote] So they're supposed to pay $165K out of $300K pre-tax? Lol. So let's say they take home $200K (which is about reality on a $300K income). Then they live off $35K and pay $165K to the school? [/quote] My sense at our school is that they would not offer aid for kid1 or kid2, but then when kid 3 applied they might offer aid. At that income they could pay for 2 lower school tuitions, and maybe up to $100K in tuition for 3. Yes, it’s tight but the point is that private school is a luxury and they are picking this luxury over other ones. [/quote]
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