Top 5 Disruptive Cultural and Financial Seismic Shifts

Top 5 Disruptive Cultural and Financial Seismic Shifts
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These are the top five disruptive cultural and financial seismic shifts:
  1. Education is changing radically.
  2. Finance and investing are confusing.
  3. Saving money is difficult.
  4. Assets are unaffordable.
  5. Debt has become excessive.

Post-High School Education

Four-year bachelor’s degrees (BS or BA) and graduate-level programs may provide a broader education but with theory-based courses. Community colleges are far more affordable. The average annual tuition at a two-year school in the United States is around $2,500, while a four-year university can cost significantly more. Cost of a four-year degree in the United States averages $30,031 per year, including tuition, fees, room, and board.

Recent college graduates often carry nearly $30,000 in student loan debt, so a 10-year standard repayment plan would result in a monthly payment of around $300. If you have federal student loans, the average monthly payment is estimated at about $503.

Rodd Mann
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Rodd Mann writes about carving out a creative and unique new career in a changing world. His own career has taken him all over the world, working in accounting, finance, materials, logistics and manufacturing operations. Author, teacher, writer, consultant, Rodd has worked in many high-tech roles.
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