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Asking Eric: Should I let my ex know I can pay for our kid’s college, or leave him to figure out his half?

  • This fall, the speaker's child is headed to college, creating financial considerations.
  • A divorce agreement stipulated that the parents would split the child's expenses evenly.
  • The speaker has saved money and the child received scholarships, reducing tuition costs.
  • The speaker states, "100 percent of the remaining expenses can be paid by the speaker."
  • Since the speaker can cover all remaining costs, they plan to save for the child's future needs and not burden them with loans.
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The Washington Post broke the news in on Sunday, April 6, 2025.
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