not by your salary, but by how much you can afford. for instance, a young doctor makes good money, but he owes an arm and a leg in college loans. a couple makes good money, but they have three kids to send to college, and their salaries mean no financial aid. a single man makes good money, but like our other friend, a big chunk goes to child support.
take where I live in NC. 60,000 is a lot of money, but if you live in Raleigh, the cost of living is so high you're middle class. if you live in High Point and you make 40,000, you can afford to pay a little more.
what do you guys think about looking at it this way?
2006-07-26
08:42:56
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