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Mr Twomey says the average family income is keeping pace with the cost of living.
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The Brandeis study says there are five vital factors for this: number of years owning a home, average family income, college education, employment stability, and financial support from families and inheritance.
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In most states, the percentage of an average family's income used for a public four-year college -- after financial aid -- has increased, the report said.
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Ten years later, it amounted to 25% of that family's average annual income.
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Though not conflict-free, the compact helped shape three decades over which the income of the average family doubled.
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In 1978-79, it took 6.9 percent of the median family income to pay the average tuition charge.
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The cost for low income families of sending a child to a four year public institution in the United States has risen from 13% of family income in 1980 - this is the one year cost, average cost for low income families of sending a child to a four year public institution has risen from 13% of family income in 1980 to more than 25% today.
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In fact, the average income for the top one percent of Americans has risen almost seven times faster than the income of the average middle class family.
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It turns out that from 2001 to 2009, the average middle-class family lost 5 percent of their income.
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We had gone -- from 2001 to 2009, there was a period in which the average middle-class family lost 5 percent of their income -- 5 percent of their wages -- during that period.
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The below chart plots the growth in total federal and state student aid against the change in one measure of college affordability: the ratio of real average FTE enrollment-weighted tuition to real median family income.
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