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Your Child's College Fees Are Due In 12 Years: Should You Keep The SIP Running Until The Last Month?

A SIP can help parents build a college fund over 12 years, while shifting to safer investments as the deadline approaches can help protect the money needed for fees.

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Your Child's College Fees Are Due In 12 Years: Should You Keep The SIP Running Until The Last Month?
A SIP can help parents build a college fund over 12 years, while shifting to safer investments as the deadline approaches can help protect the money needed for fees.
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