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We’ve all seen the dismal figures: Kids born today will need an average of nearly a quarter of a million dollars to cover their four years of college education. When we think about saving for our kid’s college education, accounts like 529 plans, Coverdell Education Savings Accounts, and custodial accounts typically come to mind. While these should certainly be considered our first lines of attack in saving for a child’s college education, there are some lesser-known and easier ways to push savings rates even higher. Best of all, they involve little to no sacrifices or money out of pocket.

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