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How much to save for my children's university education?

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  • geek84
    geek84 Posts: 1,140 Forumite
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    Thanks very much indeed for all your replies.
  • bouncydog1
    bouncydog1 Posts: 2,696 Forumite
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    If you go onto a couple of University websites e.g. University of Bath is one - they actually break down the living costs for the area. Of course these are only a guide but should be updated to give you a reasonable idea. There may also be additional fees to pay depending on what type of degree is undertaken - e.g. field trips etc.
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