ARTICLES & IDEAS

How Much for Your Child’s Education?

Start with the study year and university choice. Today’s estimated costs need adjusting for time and inflation.

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Planning illustration. Benefits depend on the plan and riders; projected values are not guaranteed.

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Planning illustration. Benefits depend on the plan and riders; projected values are not guaranteed.

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Planning illustration. Benefits depend on the plan and riders; projected values are not guaranteed.

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Planning illustration. Benefits depend on the plan and riders; projected values are not guaranteed.

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Planning illustration. Benefits depend on the plan and riders; projected values are not guaranteed.

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Illustrative figures in the visual, not institutional quotations. Check current fees with the university; these estimates are not fixed calculator values.

Start with a review.

Separate your fund goal from investment projections. Review when the course or destination changes, and consider who continues saving if the contributor cannot.

  1. Decide when your child may enter university and their study preferences.
  2. Allow for rising costs and existing education savings.
  3. Arrange monthly savings around your family’s hopes and affordability.

Understand first. Review first. Then choose.

Everyone has different needs. Use this idea to start a discussion, not as a personal product recommendation.

Review my needs