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Money: Should I Pay for College With a 401(k) or Home Equity Loan?

A personal finance column compares using a 401(k) or a home equity loan to pay for college and points to a third option.

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A clear glass jar stuffed with folded dollar bills and labeled with a handwritten paper tag reading COLLEGE FUND on a white table soft daylight

Photo Credit: TaxCredits.netby Karin Price Mueller/Credit.com Both options have serious downsides, but there's a third option.Read the rest of the story at Money.  

Photo Credit: TaxCredits.net

by Karin Price Mueller/Credit.com

 Both options have serious downsides, but there’s a third option.

Read the rest of the story at Money.

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