What exactly is the income difference between those who are college graduates and those who only have a high school diploma?
I'm talking about the whole entire work force in America. What is the difference in income between those in the work force who have college degrees than those with only a high school diploma?
If you add up all the taxes you pay now, Fed. Income tax, FICA, Social Security, State tax, City tax, Local tax, Property tax, Sales tax, Gas tax, etc., already most of your income goes toward paying taxes.
What percentage will be too much. Will you work when every penny you earn goes to pay your taxes or will you just say to hell with it all?
If you add up all the taxes you pay now, Fed. Income tax, FICA, Social Security, State tax, City tax, Local tax, Property tax, Sales tax, Gas tax, etc., already most of your income goes toward paying taxes.
What percentage will be too much. Will you work when every penny you earn goes to pay your taxes or will you just say to hell with it all?
Our son is applying to private high schools in our city, which has a very high cost of living. The private school that he attends now has families who appear to be pretty well off who are receiving financial aid. Is there an income level above which you just shouldn't bother applying? The whole process is mystifying, but with high school tuition here nearing $30k per year, we feel like we need help even with our relatively high income.
