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Tag Archives: education fees
Higher education costs – the facts & how you can plan
The days of most expats having their children’s school fees paid for them are gone and even if you have an education allowance as part of your salary package it will stop on finishing secondary school. If they then want … Continue reading
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Higher education costs – the facts and how to plan
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Universities Uncovered – a presentation. How to get the best for your child.
If your children are currently studying for A levels, or the International Baccalaureate, then the topic of university is probably not far from your mind. I am working with Gabbitas a UK based educational consultancy and would like to invite you to … Continue reading
Still not started saving for your future?
Still thinking about saving for the future? Do you keep meaning to organise your finances, but never get around to it? Looked into savings plans, but been concerned about the cost? Can’t make your make your mind up what to do? It’s … Continue reading
Saving for a future: plan for education
Statistics show that over their working life someone with a bachelor’s degree in the USA will earn, on average, almost twice as much as workers with a high school diploma. Source: US Census Bureau As a parent you worry about … Continue reading