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Why Paying Cash for College Is Actually a Financial Mistake
Writing a check for tuition feels responsible and is often the most expensive option available. Lance Morgan explains the opportunity cost of liquidating assets for school and what a funded structure does instead.
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The College Funding Mistake Most Wealthy Families Make
And then I got into the financial industry and as a financial advisor, I was doing, and teaching the traditional ways of saving and paying for college.Listen to the full episode with Lance Morgan
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