brown bomber
brown bomber
my point exactly,..my daughters both worked 30 hrs./week while in school,..and they did have minimal academic scholarships, due to my income and savings and their savings. Neither qualified for any "free" monies,..perhaps I should have lied on the financial aid statements like a few folks that I've heard of,..bottom line,..they're debt free,..I'm not paying for any loansdid you daughters have scholarships? average student debt is $30,000 for a 4 year bachelor degree. its teh most expensive in the developed world.
you work at ups and do long hours as a driver. i cant remember what percentage of the us population earns less than 75,000 per year its not too big. but the reason 66 percent of workers are living paycheck is not because they can manage their money...
I'm also not paying $15.00 for a six pack of beer,..or $4.50 for a gallon of gas ( I think that's the liter (litre) equivalent,..can't imagine what cigarettes cost, probably the equal of New York state $10.00++/pack,..glad I don't smoke