<p>I said…</p>
<p>Or…you could take the ‘saved’ 150K difference, invest in income producing property for D. Then after graduation D would have a source of passive income to support any next effort. Just a thought</p>
<p>Response: </p>
<p>
.</p>
<p>Interesting options…a trip around the world is an ‘experience’ and …upgrading a kitchen or windows has an ROI which can be determined from past sales. Stock…well, I’d say that many folks don’t really understand the nuances of what is their own portfolio’s (and I am one of those). </p>
<p>Just by simply discussing the OPTION of spending 250K on an education (whether from chump change in the checkbook or loans to be paid until the holder of the debt is old and grey)…makes the contributors here far and above standard or the norm. My thought on ONE possible other use for these funds was not meant in a derogatory fashion (seems it was taken that way). It was presented simply because this is a self selected, out of standard range set of individuals.</p>
<p>It seems that no one wants to say it…yes it sounds crass…but what is being discussed is simply ROI. How that is defined is an individual matter.</p>