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W hen considering potential gifts for grandchildren, you may want to remember the gift of financing an education. Given that a college education represents a significant expense for many families, your gift may be especially welcome when it comes time to pay tuition bills. photo credit: Geir Halvorsen Direct Payment to a College When grandparents pay tuition bills directly to an institution of higher learning, the payment in ...
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