Duy Muoi spent nearly 200 million VND on kindergarten for his daughter

For many players of the “top” system, Duy Muoi is not a strange name. For those who do not know, he is the founder of DCGR group and TikTok idols with more than 58k members, including TikToker celebrities and those who want to seriously pursue this path.

With a series of achievements with “cheek numbers”, Duy Muoi certainly also has a desirable income, falling in the hundreds of millions per year. Therefore, 9x does not regret spending huge amounts of money to invest in his children’s education.

The story is that recently, Duy Muoi revealed on his personal page that he has spent more than 188 million VND on preschool tuition fees/year for his daughter.

He humorously added: “Welcome my daughter to a big kindergarten. Flying half a year’s salary doesn’t know what to do”.

Duy Muoi revealed that he spent more than 188 million VND (with a salary per year) for his daughter’s education.

“Boss” Duy Muoi.

It is known that Duy Muoi’s daughter attends the kindergarten of Hanoi Academy. The tuition fee alone has reached 102.5 million. Besides, there are a series of other costs such as: Pre-primary course (44.6 million), enrollment (3.5 million), deposit reservation fee (10 million), school construction fee (10 million), meals (22 million).

In total, Duy Muoi has to spend up to 188 million VND/school year for his daughter!

This amount is extremely expensive compared to the common ground when sending children to kindergarten. However, the price is always accompanied by quality, there are reasons why Duy Muoi invests in his daughter.

Below the article, many people have shared about this tuition fee payment:

– “Duy Muoi – a man uses a day’s salary to pay for his daughter’s school fees”.

– “Education now is also very expensive. But studying close to home like this is also convenient for Mr. Duy’s family”.

– “The feeling of taking my children to school after listening to the teachers list each amount of money is dizzy.”

According to the Law & Readers