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Posted on 4/3/24 at 3:12 pm to Frostynips1
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My son is doing great he’s been at his current job for a year and graduates college this year. Doesn’t seem to be a problem for him and his friends.
Agreed...these are the kids for which I have done their tax returns this year:
-My 30 y/o son, a GA Tech grad (after 2.5 years in a community college) makes $150k plus bonuses working for a very large construction company.
-My 28 y/o daughter, a graduate of a Georgia community college is a 7th grade math teacher making $40k with excellent benefits, including retirement at a young age
-My 27 y/o nephew, a GA Southern grad made $90k this year working for a very large trucking company in logistics
-A 27 y/o friend of my nephew made $100k this year as a Sales Manager for some ATL boutique clothing store.
-A 29 y/o friend of my son and daughters just finished his first full year as a Nurse Anethesis and made $232k.
-My son's 30 y/o friend just signed his papers to start as a surgeon in an ATL hospital with a base-rate of $350k. In four years of paying loans which will be 10 years in a not-for-profit hospital system, he will no longer have any student loans.
For all of those dogging college and this generation, it all depends on the kid's capabilities, work ethics, and decision making as to if college is a success for them.
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