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Better Savings Plan Management

As you may already know, college education is important to your kid's life

. You're also aware that without any form of savings, he won't make it to college. Have you started your savings plan already? You don't have to wait forever until it's too late.

It doesn't matter whether your kid decides to enroll in public or private. College education pays and it's utterly expensive. As a parent, this is one of those tough decisions you do in your life that shouldn't be taken like a grain of salt.

When deciding, consider the following questions. "How much are you willing to spend for your kid's education?" "Can you really afford it considering that you have other expenses to take care as well?" "As of the moment, do you have any solid plans to achieve that goal?"

It can't be denied that parents enjoyed their kids so much that they tend to forget that they're growing a year older each year. Trap in a time machine; a bubble filled with happiness and contentment. Eventually, time will take its course leaving parents wondering if they could ever go back again or slow down time. If you're a parent, you clearly know what this means.


With too much pressure on their back due to budget cuts and dwindling government support, schools are forced to implement yearly tuition fee increases and reduce the assistance they extend to the students. Any increase in tuition is always painful to both parents and students themselves. So much so that some of these increases have doubled or tripled the current rates.

Recent reports indicate that some colleges and universities are implementing 4.9% tuition fee increases per annum, apparently exceeding inflation. And did you know that some schools, particularly the University of California, increases reach record high of 32% per annum? If you're planning to send your kid there, it's prudent you study the figures first, or you'll declare bankruptcy in less than a year.

Judging from the current trends in college tuition expenses, there's no other way to secure your kid's future than to save as early as possible. This will give you ample time before he goes to college. You don't have to feel sorry for yourself if you can't cover the entire bill; this is the reason why you're it starting early. You can always increase your savings anytime, next year perhaps if your budget permits. The key here is to start saving for your kid's college plan no matter how small it is.

Better Savings Plan Management

By: Camoren Dicosta
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