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    <title>The $40,000 Question: What 529 Savings Actually Save You Compared to a Decade of Loan Payments</title>
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    <description>Every dollar saved in a 529 plan works for your family twice — once through tax-free growth and again by displacing debt that compounds against you. We ran the numbers on a 10-year horizon to show exactly what that gap looks like in 2025.</description>
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    <title>Before You Sign a Loan Promissory Note, Ask the Bursar About the Interest-Free Installment Plan</title>
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    <description>Hundreds of US colleges will split a semester&#039;s bill into monthly chunks for a modest flat fee — no credit check, no interest, no loan office. Here is how tuition installment plans work, where the fine print hides, and when they beat borrowing outright.</description>
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