Financial Archaeology

What Josh Frughlinger spent during the 1996-1997 academic school year.

‘It Was Definitely a Stretch for Them, But Not a Crushing Burden’

How did you pay for your education, Josh Fruhlinger? 

I am an only child of parents who divorced when I was three. My parents were and are pretty solidly middle class. I don’t remember any explicit discussion with my parents about what college would cost, but I also never had any impression that finances might prevent me from going to whatever school I wanted. Still, I was definitely encouraged to apply for scholarships, and I believe I had a Pell Grant and some kind of scholarship you could get for having decent SAT scores.

I graduated from high school in 1992 and went to Cornell.

Here’s A Surefire Tax Estimating Process for Freelancers

Are you a freelancer? If so, your third-quarter taxes are due on September 17. Are you freaking out? Do you have a big bill, but aren’t sure where the money will come from? Do you have no real idea how much the payment should be?