11-05-2019, 10:02 AM
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#977
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Franchise Player
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Originally Posted by Shazam
Yeesh.
Here's things to understand:
It's expensive to own property. You have to save and sacrifice to own property. You have to have a good job. You might need a mate with a good job. It has always been like this. Yeah hey back in the 70s you could buy a place for $30K, but you made $8000/year. And eggs were 50 cents a dozen. Yes kiddies, inflation is a real thing.
And don't feel bad if you rent. Only 63% of Canadians own their place.
Yes post-secondary costs money. Yes you should get all the financial help you can. This is not the time to expect rugged self-sufficiency. Yes you might end up with some student loans. I ended up with $18K in loans, I paid it off in 5 years. This was before the litany of tax credits for tuition BTW. Whatever. It will still be a great financial decision on your part. Just take something that has a chance of you getting a job.
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This is hilarious.
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