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Straight To Savings
"The check went straight to the bank and into our savings account. Eventually the money will find its way into our son's college fund. "
Fred, 45
New York, NY
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I thought the money was supposed to be spent, not saved. But, I guess the rule didn't say WHEN it should be spent.
Posted by: Kini Cosma Jun 11th, 11:46
I am happy for you, but let your kid pay for his own college. If he wants to learn, then let him pay. An adult shouldn't need mommy to save up. Tell the brat to go to work and save for his own college.
Posted by: Cheryl Jun 12th, 17:28
Don't be so down on people seeking higher education. This stimulus money will get eaten up by his first semester anyway.
Turn off the anti-education propaganda. College students(as a whole) aren't sucking off the teat of the tax payer while getting high and getting a 7 year degree in basket weaving.
They are taking out insane loans that sadly most of them aren't going to be able to pay back; just to get an education so that they have a shot at being more than a wage slave.
Posted by: John Jun 30th, 16:46