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Should Your Clients' Kids and Grandkids Go to College?
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Ric Edelman
Expert Opinion October 28, 2025 at 04:37 PM
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What You Need To Know
- College is not the right path for every teen; plenty of high-paying jobs don't require a degree.
- To succeed in college, students should aim to graduate in four years, debt-free, on the dean's list, with a degree that lets them have a career in their chosen field.
- Helping your clients plan for the future of their kids and grandkids is a valuable service that builds loyalty.
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