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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We are $400k HHI and I can relate to the difficulties described in this video, though we don't pay any club dues and only take one vacation a year. This a good illustration of why private schools/colleges should offer some need-based aid to people in this range, as it's really only the equity partners in BIGLAW and people on those types of ~$800k-1M annual incomes that have ample money to spend. [/quote] Need based aid? Holy hell![/quote] Yes - I mean, first of all, there's a difference between wealth and income. Someone who has been on a $400k HHI for a few years is by no means wealthy. That being said, when you consider the personal toll it often takes to generate that level of income, it's debatable whether it's not a better deal for you to drop to a $100k HHI level so you can get financial aid but still have more personal time. I mean, if Mr. Money Moustache is eligible for financial aid, I'd choose that over paying full freight on $400k HHI. Again, if you're making $800k-1M that's entirely different, as full freight tuition is a drop in the bucket for what you save annually. For someone at $400k HHI, one tuition might be 1/3 of your total annual savings (including retirement). Hence, show me the need-based aid! [/quote]
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