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Our sliding scale is designed to make our services accessible to people with different financial backgrounds. Please choose the fee that best reflects your current financial situation.
1. $200 Rate (Lowest Tier)
- This rate is for individuals who are experiencing financial hardship or have an annual income in the lower range (e.g., less than $40,000).
Examples:
- You struggle to meet basic needs such as housing, food, and medical expenses.
- You have significant debt or limited financial support.
- Your income comes primarily from part-time work, unemployment, or social assistance.
2. $300 Rate (Middle Tier)
- This rate is for individuals with moderate income levels or those who can meet basic needs but have little left for discretionary spending (e.g., annual income between $40,000 and $70,000).
Examples:
- You can cover your basic needs and some extras but need to budget carefully.
- You may have some savings but are not in a position to make large financial decisions or investments.
- Your income may come from full-time employment or a mix of sources that offer relative stability.
3. $400 Rate (Highest Tier)
- This rate is for individuals who have a higher annual income (e.g., more than $70,000) and financial flexibility.
Examples:
- You can comfortably meet all your basic needs and have disposable income for savings, investments, or luxuries.
- You have minimal debt or substantial financial support from a job or other means.
- You may have benefits such as employer-paid health insurance or other financial security.
How to Choose Your Rate
We trust that you will choose the rate that best fits your current financial situation. If you’re unsure, consider:
- Where does your annual income fall?
- Do you have high living expenses or dependents to support?
- Are you able to save regularly, or do you carry significant debt?
Selecting the highest rate you can afford helps us maintain a fair system and allows us to offer the lowest rate to those in need. Thank you for your honesty and support.
Our sliding scale is designed to make our services accessible to people with different financial backgrounds. Please choose the fee that best reflects your current financial situation.
1. $200 Rate (Lowest Tier)
- This rate is for individuals who are experiencing financial hardship or have an annual income in the lower range (e.g., less than $40,000).
Examples:
- You struggle to meet basic needs such as housing, food, and medical expenses.
- You have significant debt or limited financial support.
- Your income comes primarily from part-time work, unemployment, or social assistance.
2. $300 Rate (Middle Tier)
- This rate is for individuals with moderate income levels or those who can meet basic needs but have little left for discretionary spending (e.g., annual income between $40,000 and $70,000).
Examples:
- You can cover your basic needs and some extras but need to budget carefully.
- You may have some savings but are not in a position to make large financial decisions or investments.
- Your income may come from full-time employment or a mix of sources that offer relative stability.
3. $400 Rate (Highest Tier)
- This rate is for individuals who have a higher annual income (e.g., more than $70,000) and financial flexibility.
Examples:
- You can comfortably meet all your basic needs and have disposable income for savings, investments, or luxuries.
- You have minimal debt or substantial financial support from a job or other means.
- You may have benefits such as employer-paid health insurance or other financial security.
How to Choose Your Rate
We trust that you will choose the rate that best fits your current financial situation. If you’re unsure, consider:
- Where does your annual income fall?
- Do you have high living expenses or dependents to support?
- Are you able to save regularly, or do you carry significant debt?
Selecting the highest rate you can afford helps us maintain a fair system and allows us to offer the lowest rate to those in need. Thank you for your honesty and support.
