at August 8, 2018

So it’s really useful to save up office space? And I guess you end up recycling those paper documents you’re not using anymore too?

at March 6, 2018

You guys are either very biased or seriously misinformed about private schools. The OP shouldn’t be discouraged for attempting to build a better life for his daughter. Yes, it will be tough affording private school if you aren’t super rich, but if you want to give your child more opportunities to succeed, you will find a way to support her education.

Reasons why your investment will be worth it in the end:

#1

Looking at over 7,000 students from close to 1,200 schools across Canada, it found that those who attended private schools had better academic outcomes

https://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2015/04/06/do-private-schools-provide-a-better-education.html

#2

Recently, the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) partnered with Gallup to compare the college experiences of NAIS graduates with those of graduates of other high schools. Not surprisingly, its report (NAIS-Gallup Report on NAIS Graduates) showed that NAIS graduates fared better in college and in life after college.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/answer-sheet/wp/2018/03/27/are-private-schools-really-better-than-public-schools-a-look-at-the-data/

If you want what’s best for your child, suck it up and make your numbers work.