Finish College Debt Free
These days, when the cost of higher education is just as much as buying a house or a few brand new cars, it really makes one wonder if it’s possible to earn a degree without getting into an enormous amount of debt that would take a lifetime to finish paying.
Receiving scholarships is helpful but it’s never a bad idea to start saving money now. In fact, many people are beginning to take advantage of the 529 College Savings Plan, which allows someone to save money over a period of time, earn interest, and make withdrawals without having to pay taxes on that money. Funds that are invested under this plan can be used for expenses including tuition, room and board, fees, books, and other supplies. Saving $25 per week now for education could make a huge difference between needing to borrow $1,000 or $30,000 when it's time to enroll in college! Read more about the 529 College Savings Plan by visiting the following websites and checking out books from your local library.
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