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Report says more U.S. families are saving for college
- More U.S. families are planning and saving for college amid $1.8 trillion in student loan debt, according to a Sallie Mae report.
- The report shows that 95% of high school students plan to continue education after graduation.
- The average amount saved for higher education is $42,307, up $16,041 since 2020.
- Ninety percent of families view higher education as an investment, with students preparing earlier for college.
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Report says more U.S. families are saving for college
(The Center Square) – As taxpayers continue subsidizing higher education and student loan debt at $1.8 trillion, more American families are planning and saving for college, according to a new Sallie Mae report.
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