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It's why the ignore button was created. As frustrating as it may be, at the end of the day we only have control over ourselves and how we react/respond to others.

Not that this would change...

Private school has never been cheap but the increase in tuition and costs has grown so fast that it's creating an unsustainable system. That someone might be willing to go into a mortgage equivalent...

Most states have very cheap, or even free, community college. The most economical education is go to a community college for two years while living at home, then transfer to a state school while...

I texted this to a buddy this morning with a newborn and he said his wealth advisor said plan for $125K/yr by the time she's ready to go. (again, this is after tax dollars) You have to think...

It's different for each I suppose based on family economic situation, the kid's grades/test scores (can they get into an elite school and/or get scholarship money), what field they want to go into...

Sounds like a good plan. Was it different than a 529 program? (maybe yours was state run and 529 is federal?)

There is truth there. Someone can go to community college on the cheap for two years and then go to a state school that has the major/program they want. One's degree is the same whether they...

At the end of the day she's going to go where ever she ends up. The reality is USC now has like a 9% acceptance rate so it's extremely difficult to get into and then you have the whole cost thing. ...

This isn't a coincidence.




How Gen Z Is Becoming the Toolbelt Generation

More young workers are going into trades as disenchantment with the college track continues, and rising pay and new...

These schools aren't increasing their number of admits, so you have a larger pool of applicants for the same number of spots. So in theory yes, in a competitive market environment more kids would be...

I can imagine the look of joy you'll have on your face upon writing that final tuition check!

It's a different world than when the Boomers went to school. Back then not everyone went to college...

My daughter is seven. She knows at age 18 she will be going to USC. At this rate of inflation it will be well over $100K/yr by the time she's a freshman. (And this is all paid with after tax...

Random but I’m a huge Jim Nance fan and I know he’s a big alum and fan.

Man bummer about Shead's injury. That was a killer. I was rooting for you.

Your program went through like a 25 year period where you only made the tourney once and in the past 6 - 8 years...

FBI Data Shows An Unprecedented Spike In Murders Nationwide In 2020

https://www.npr.org/2021/09/27/1040904770/fbi-data-murder-increase-2020



FBI: 2020 homicides up nearly 30%, largest 1-year...

There’s very little that he might say that would actually surprise me (speaking of Trump). But Jarod claiming to see it on some YouTube video? Yeah, I’ll wait as well to see said video.

LOL, YouTube? He gave an interview to YouTube? How does that work? YouTube now has employees that interview people running for the Presidency?

You're wrong Nordberg. It's fine to call out others but you better be accurate yourself. In 2020 (during COVID) and 2021 crime did surge in this country. The numbers have decreased since but they...

Inquiring minds want to know, he told this personally? Did MSNBC tell you he said this? You went to a campaign rally and he said this?

If that's our new normal in good times then we are in trouble.

By far the biggest spending done by the federal govt is on entitlements, for which Trump has attacked any Republican who at any point has talked about reforming them. The next biggest is the...

That Democrats may be worse is still not an indication that Republicans are good. Look at the Trump years where he kept saying we have the best economy ever yet we were running trillion dollar...

Republicans controlled the House for six of the eight Obama. The reality is both parties are the reason we have $34 trillion in debt. And we have that because voters don't actually care about...

Biden is on pace to outspend Trump and 'make the biggest contribution to debt in history'. Is that ok because you like Biden? Or because he's a Democrat? Or both? Or it's ok to spend that much...

Admittedly I don't have the knowledge to get into a granular level debate over the intricacies of the criminal justice system prior to, and after, these two pieces of legislation. What I do know is...