It's good to see you back. Best of luck with the home sale, and sending good wishes to your family members. These are trying times!
This is scary. One common denominator that leads to disaster for many folks is that they have "too much house." It's not too expensive when things are going well, obviously, but if there is a downturn (and there is no insurance against that, as we now can see) then suddenly it becomes the proverbial albatross! I hope things turn around soon for everyone's sake.
Jerry
I understand what you mean. I haven't been too affected by the recession, however my extended family has. Sorry to hear this, take care!
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Tell your third friend to contact the financial aid office at his kid's private college if he hasn't already. They can try to update the amount of financial aid they offer when the parents' financial circumstances change.
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