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August 27, 2010

How to Pay for School Fees

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If you have made up one’s mind to enter your kids into private education, it is important to think about the financial costs and implications in detail.
There are many different ways of funding private education. These are:
- Paying education fees and costs from earned income.
- Vest a one off lump sum to allow for education in the future.
- Utilising existing available assets.
- Establish some form of policy to save regularly.
-You can use different combinations of these methods to pay the fees of private tuition.

Paying school costs out of Taxed Income.

Settling fees out of taxable income can cause problems if not handled correctly. Efficient school fees planning will help you improve your cash flow and make the yearly fees more easily affordable.

How can a financial planner help?

An expert financial planner will take into consideration the school’s charges, your attitude towards making investments, taxation rates for your family, whether you have useable investments or capital and your opinions towards financing. These are merely a few elements financial planner should take into account when producing any plans for paying fees.

Find out more information about our advice service.

Whether you are looking to set up a regular monthly contract, pay out of earnings or put into place a lump sum to cover future costs we can help you.
Our experienced independent financial adviser will provide help and direction. He will talk over with you, the advisable alternatives for you and your family.
To talk to us in more depth about our service please contact us.
Consilium Asset Management are based in Bristol and provide independent financial advice on school fees planning.
This article should not be considered advice

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