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You'd put some money in a college fund. That fund would be invested so it would be collecting interest and capital gains as well as whatever you're putting in w
by astura 8y ago
You'd put some money in a college fund. That fund would be invested so it would be collecting interest and capital gains as well as whatever you're putting in weekly or monthly.
>others might just wish you'd worked like a "regular person" and tha they could afford to go to a private university.
Then you've raised bratty kids. Parents don't have any sort of obligation to put their kids through college - mine sure didn't put me through college, lmao. I took out loans and went to a private university; then I paid my loans off myself. If my parents helped me out that would certainly have been appreciated, but I certainly wouldn't expect it.
- gnicholas 8y ago> Then you've raised bratty kids. Parents don't have any sort of obligation to put their kids through college If you retire in your 30s and tell your kids “I don’t have an obligation to put you through college”, I think that non-bratty kids might well be not thrilled.