Support their children financially through college.
-7% since 2015.
Whether you’re saving for your children’s education or to further your own, it pays to save some money in advance.
With the costs of higher level education increasing all the time, it’s wise to start saving early so you’re better prepared for the day you wave your children off to college or head off yourself!
Decided to further your own education? Here are some simple tips to help you out.
College living
at home
College
living away
Support their children financially through college.
-7% since 2015.
Average parental
contribution per child to
cover costs of college.
Work throughout the academic year to fund their third level education.
17 hours per week avg.
www.creditunion.ie/communications/pressreleases/2016,
DIT student cost of living guide 2015/16,
Barnardos school costs survey 2016
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