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To: Jack T. Pearson who wrote (89264)	7/1/2002 4:13:09 PM
From: ChrisJP	Respond to of 99280

Hi Jack --with only 1 year to work with, my advice to the woman is: 1) Borrow against the equity built up in their home 2) If the woman is not currently employed, she should look for work that pays $20K per year -- preferably more. 3) Apply for Scholarships; student loans. 4) Make sure the son understands that any money he makes during his summers will have to help pay for his college living expenses. He should also get a part time job while at school. Their college costs should be taken care of in about 6 - 8 years. Hope that helps, Chris