
'My net worth? Do you mean after taxes? Or after I pay for your education?'
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'My net worth? Do you mean after taxes? Or after I pay for your education?'
"I’ve combined all your outstanding debt into what we here in the banking business like to call a honkin’ big loan."
'May I be excused? I just checked my college investment portfolio online, and I feel sick.'
"At these tuition prices an acceptance letter is pretty much a denial."
'It's my application to Harvard...'
'That piggy bank is for my college fund.'
'...and help my parents to pick the right mutual funds in my portfolio for my education...'
'And here's my collection of stock in DiscoCorp... or as I call it, your college fund.'
Business Meeting
'That's all there is in my college fund? That won't even buy the beer!'
"I used to get toys as birthday gifts but now that I'm in pre-school, all I get is money for my college fund."
"Buy stock in a college?...I don't think you can...but why would we?"
"...and help my parents to pick the right mutual funds in my portfolio for my education..."
'9K a year!? It's an outrage! At my level of attendance that's 3K per lecture!'
I would like to start a regualr investment program that will help pay my daughter's college textbooks
Worrying about college costs isn't helping. Let's get to work. I'll take that customer. Tree's Tree Nursery. That was a good start toward college! Indeed. Another 25 hydrangeas and we'll almost have enough for your first botony textbook.
Economists generally agree that consumers don't trust products that cost too little. If an item is too inexpensive, it seems cheap. A higher cost connotes quality. Price hike! Beware the rabid capitalist bearing economic theory.
'At £9,000 a year it's time to start worrying about 'owe' levels!'
Excess Baggage: Sometimes, your plane ticket is the least expensive part of the trip.
'Sorry kids, we've had to introduce parenting fees.'
'Fellas, I swear I'll get you the money! Remember the money was for my kid's education.'
"Here's 15 cents. I assume you'll go into debt one day putting me through college, so this will take some of the guilt off my conscience."
"That's the parents' section."
'We strongly recommend you buy the service plan.'
'Of course, that's just an estimate for your children's college costs.'
"Financially, you're in the top third but you're in the bottom third of that third. You are, however, in the top third of that bottom third?"
"Today's test question: If Joe Jones accumulates $16,000 student loan debt in college, then gets a job earning $30,000 a ywar, in how many years would he pay off his loan debt?"
'If I major in criminology, can I get life experience credit?'
'That meter? It tells you how fast your interest charge is adding up.'
It's parents' night. They're discussing the college admissions process. Isn't it early for that? Are you kidding? They'll explain how to pay for 50-grand-a-year tuitions. In that case � It's already way too late.
Two bills for college tuition
"Son, due to the economy, I have to ask you to contribute more to your college fund."
'I finally saved up enough to send my kid to college. Unless there's another increase in postal rates.'
As the Fleegersons approached the college's financial aid office, a strange force overcame Dan's wallet and Carol's handbag,
"Papi, are you saving money for my college education?"
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