EDUCATION VS INFLATION: American families still struggling with college costs
The National Association of Scholars' Neetu Arnold and South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace discuss President Biden's commitment to student loan handouts on"The Evening Edit."
"The study finds that while parents are less concerned with COVID-19’s impact on their savings strategy, there’s a new wave of concern keeping them up at night — inflation and market volatility," said Rita Assaf, Fidelity's vice president for retirement and college. The report shows college is parents’ primary savings priority and that they are continuously increasing the amount they plan to contribute as college costs continue to rise, but many are still falling short.
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