Dd1 hopes to go to uni next year, when tuition fees will be at the current rate (something like £3,300 per annum I believe).
But dd2 is in Year 10 now, and assuming she goes too, could have fees up to £9,000.
Assuming our income bracket stays the same, they'll get the basic loans and we'll need to help them out - but I'm puzzling over how to be fair to both girls within what we can afford.
Do we give them both the same amount of money, allowing for inflation, or give dd2 more because her tuition fees will be higher?
They'll both need to work in their holidays and take out loans - we couldn't afford to fund it all, but we don't want them to start adult life struggling either.
Anyone else in the same situation mulling this over?
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palomadove · 13/11/2010 22:08
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