college tuitition was Re: Children of the 21st century

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We are considered a low income family. My oldest
daughter is 10 and I would like to make sure she can afford to go to
college. I think my finances would be so much better if I had stayed in
college instead of marrying Mr. Wrong. Are their programs for low income
families to secure tuition? Can you give me a link to the plan you
are using so I can read about it? I have three girls, and the thought of
them not being able to afford to go to college is something I hope to
avoid.
I will do a search for college tuition programs, but I
thought maybe someone could give me additional information.

Thanks!

Melissa in OK

10.0pt;font-family:Georgia;”>I think if we’d given the kids everything they wanted,
like some

families do, we wouldn’t have their college savings set aside–which

we do! We used one of those state programs for buying credits at

today’s prices, regardless of what the credits might actually cost in

the future when the kids use them. Our oldest is a junior in college

and we have barely had to scratch the surface of that tuition savings

plan yet. And this on my part-time income and my husband’s civil

service income!
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