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| View Poll Results: How much do you owe your parents! | |||
| <50000 dollars |
  
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3 | 21.43% |
| 50000-100000 dollars |
  
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1 | 7.14% |
| 100000-150000 dollars |
  
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1 | 7.14% |
| 150000-200000 dollars |
  
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2 | 14.29% |
| >200000 dollars |
  
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7 | 50.00% |
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 Member 1243 Level 16.97 Mar 2006 
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I'm still surprised at how many people are having their college costs paid for by their parents. My siblings and I all have to pay our own, the same for the majority of my friends. (Going to a U.S. university.) We'll be paying it off for the next decade.
Well, I lived with them for about 17 years, so.. Food: 365 * 12.00 * 17 = $74,460 Electricity (used this as an estimate, not going to bother with rising power costs since we've likely used more all along) : 86.33*12*17 = $17,611.32 Clothing: we bought used or I got my friend's castoffs, so probably around $75 a year = $1275 Birthday and Christmas gifts: they tried to spend around $50 a kid for either so = $1700 ... that puts it up to about $95,046, not counting dental costs (medical would have been covered, I was raised in Canada) or extra things we did on vacation, or books for school. So yeah, about the cost of a cheap house. Kids are pricey. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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