Where are you at 2013?
a. Below
b. At
c. Above (and if so by how much)
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2013 Federal Poverty Guidelines
48 Contiguous States and DC
Note: The 100% column shows the federal poverty level for each family size, and the percentage columns that follow respresent income levels that are commonly used as guidelines for health programs.
Household Size
100%
133%
150%
200%
300%
400%
1 - family of 1
$11,490
$15,282
$17,235
$22,980
$34,470
$45,960
2 - family of 2
15,510
20,628
23,265
31,020
46,530
62,040
3 - family of 3
19,530
25,975
29,295
39,060
58,590
78,120
4 - family of 4
23,550
31,322
35,325
47,100
70,650
94,200
5 - family of 5
27,570
36,668
41,355
55,140
82,710
110,280
6 - family of 6
31,590
42,015
47,385
63,180
94,770
126,360
7 - family of 7
35,610
47,361
53,415
71,220
106,830
142,440
8 - familiy of 8
39,630
52,708
59,445
79,260
118,890
158,520
For each additional person, add
$4,020
$5,347
$6,030
$8,040
$12,060
$16,080
Source: Calculations by Families USA based on data from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Questions:
1. For a 4 year college graduate - should poverty level even be a part
of the coversation? 2013 average college 4-year degree graduates
is stated at................................................ ....45,000 $ per year
2. For a 4 year college graduate + additional schooling such as a
master degree, dental school, law school, pharmacy, accounting
or aviation, where additional income (example 25,000$) above and
beyond a 4 year college graduate average pay for 2013 (45,000$)
is added to it (example 45,000 $ + 25,000 $ = 70,000$), should
poverty level even be a part of the conversation?
3. For a 4 year college graduate + additional school + 6-8 months of
travel time on the road (extensive travel time, per diem, etc
can easily add to 15,000 $ per year) can equal to the following:
45,000-4 year degree +25,000 additional schooling +15,000 travel pay
which equals to a grand total of............................85,000 $. For
this scenario should poverty level even be a part of the converstaion?
For all 3 scenarios (1-3), Poverty Level should not even be a conversation topic or any party of the scenario. But is is our industry of
aviation !
Would love to see where everybody is at and your thoughts, thanks !
Here is the link to see the info and breakdown better:
Federal Poverty Guidelines