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Saving for College

  1. Research options
  2. Contact Financial Aid Offices
  3. Consider 529 College Savings Plans
  4. Loans or grants
The costs associated with college seem to be rising each year. By doing your research, you will be able to find options to help you with these ever increasing expenses. Financial aid offices at the educational institution of your choice can be great resources. As well, many employers are now offering 529 College Savings Plans as part of their benefit packages.
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