Sentences with phrase «annual tuition bills»

They also pay $ 15,000 in annual tuition bills, as well as $ 7,000 for flights back to Ontario for Simon's medical school electives.

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Time magazine relates a story about an autistic child whose parents put him in an expensive private school and then «informed Colorado's Thompson school district it had to pick up the bill for Boston Higashi's $ 135,000 annual tuition
Bill Gates sends his three kids to a private school in Seattle called Lakeside where the annual tuition is $ 28,500 and where the teacher student ratio is 9 students per teacher and no students are locked in a closet just for having talked during class.
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Volkmar attended Southern Illinois University from 2004 to 2008 and his family charged his tuition bill with a travel rewards credit card to help offset the cost of an annual family trip.
The school announced in 2013 that it would begin to charge tuition on a sliding scale, up to 50 percent of the annual bill, which was $ 43,250 this academic year.
Another method is to add up the total bills, such as credit cards, mortgages, car payments, loans and funeral costs, while also estimating and anticipating future bills (the need for a new car, tuition for your children, inflation etc.) If the goal is to simply replace an income, as might be the case when both spouses are professionals, the estimate should be based on the annual income multiplied by the number of years of income that you want the life insurance to cover.
You will have to calculate your current cost of living to determine the annual income your family needs to survive, taking into consideration mortgage payments, car and personal loans, daily living expenses, credit card bills, college tuition costs, medical insurance and funeral expenses.
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