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[quote=Anonymous]If you are focused on tax strategies I'd talk to an accountant. For investment strategies a financial planner. I'd pay the college tuition out of pocket. $20k should be plenty manageable with increased income. You can continue to contribute to 529s for local income tax savings. I do that for my currently in college DC. Not sure how a HELOC could possibly help. I suppose you could deduct the interest but why pay the interest to begin with if you don't have to. OOS college tuition varies dramatically depending on the school. The best public colleges are only about $10k less than the top private colleges and don't do much aid for OOS. But there are plenty of less expensive options. There are lists out there sorted by price. Some posted it in the college forum recently. [/quote]
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