Cheryl Winokur-Munk

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1,406 appearances 26 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2019 last heard Jun 2025

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · How Much Should You Borrow for College? · 8 Sep 2021 podcast
you may have to reconsider. voice-verified
I mean, do keep in mind that some schools will meet your full financial need, so it is an estimate, but at the same time, if it seems like you have to borrow way too much for your comfort level, then you really need to take a step back and say, is this something that's going to be worth it for me? voice-verified
First, you're going to want to think about what you might want to do after you get out of school. voice-verified
Now, certainly, that's really hard. voice-verified
Most 17-year-olds don't know what they want to do when they're applying to schools. voice-verified
But take a reasonable guess about some possible careers. voice-verified
There's nothing saying you have to pick that exact career. voice-verified
But do some research. voice-verified
You know what you like, potentially. voice-verified
So see what you like and see what those careers could pay. voice-verified
And once you get an idea on that, you can use an online tool such as salary.com or Glassdoor for that. voice-verified
And then also the Bureau of Labor Statistics also has some data on salaries. voice-verified
But once you do that, you should not forget about taxes. voice-verified
And people often do forget about taxes, and that's a big issue. voice-verified
So say you're in New York, and you're a single person, and you're making $50,000. voice-verified
You're like, great, I'm making $50,000. voice-verified
After taxes, you're really only making $39,000 and change. voice-verified
So you really have to figure that into your calculations. voice-verified
And that's only going to be, you know, say $3,200 and change a month. voice-verified
And then you have to figure in rent and food and other debt you might have. voice-verified
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