u/Educational-Cut9911 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
Would you say that it's worth it given that it is $0 up front? You only pay once employed (not necessarily a tech job, but still)
u/michaelnovati replied ·
ISAs have fine print. Either they have loopholes to get their money, or the success rate is baked into the cost (i.e. you pay $38K if you get a job because you are covering the costs for 3 other people that don't pay anything). In the former case, you need to expect to pay no matter what, and in the latter case, if you are the exceptional case then you should fine a cheaper option for 1/4 the cost.