<table><tr><th>From:</th><th>Joscha Bach</th></tr><tr><td>Sent:</td><td>Tuesday, March 25, 2014 9:19 PM</td></tr><tr><td>To:</td><td>Jeffrey Epstein</td></tr><tr><td>Subject:</td><td>Cost of moving to Cambridge</td></tr></table>

Dear Jeffrey,

we now have an estimate what it will cost to move. We are currently =iming for April 10th (the visa won't be ready before March 31st, =ossibly a little later). To set up a bank account in the US, I will =eed to have the visa approved. If you can indeed help with a check, it =ould make sense to split it in two (one for moving expenses in Germany, =ne for setting up in the US).

Lufthansa currently has a flight at 2380 Euro ($3300) for all of us. Getting a bunch of boxes to the US will cost about 4000 Euro ($5500). Moving and storage for the rest of our stuff in Berlin (first year) will =e 6835 Euro ($9475).

We need to pay some fees for visa, new insurances etc. which might come =own to about $1500. Initial household items (like beds for the kids, small kitchen =ppliances, a bicycle etc.) for the US will be about $3000. Rent for the first seven weeks will probably be around $7000 (we have =ot found a definite place yet). For the place in June, we will have to provide a security deposit and =xtra month of rent: $4200.

Thus, there will be a one-time cost of 13215 Euro ($18240) for stuff in =erlin, and $15700 for stuff in Cambridge (i.e. - $34000). No idea which =axes would come on top of that.

That is quite a lot to ask for; please let me know if it is possible to =elp us with such an amount!

We will have monthly recurring costs that look like this:

Rent: $3200
Phone/Internet: $170
Utilities: $250

Health insurance: $810
Pre-school: $1700
Childcare: $200

Public transportation: $140
Car rentals: $300
Groceries: $1000
Clothing: $300

Travel: $600

Other expenses: $500

= $9170/month, or $110000/year. (For the first year, it's more like =00K, if the first couple of months of rent is covered the setup-cost.)

On top of that are taxes. I do not know the applicable rate, but I my =est guess is that it would be 30% income, 7.65% social security tax for =oreigners, and a federal tax of 5.3%, i.e. 42.95%. (If the full tax =ate applies to the $110K, the required gross income would come to =193K. OMG. Still "no problem"?) As far as I know, MIT will pay $60K.

Mira won't be allowed to work in the US (she only gets an H4 dependent =isa).

Without your support, there would never have been any chance for me to =ork in a place like this, even with a regular MIT salary. I am =xtremely grateful for this opportunity.

Cheers,

Joscha

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