Should you take out an education insurance policy for your child, or would you be better off investing that same money and drawing on it when fees are due?
This is the kind of question that comes up over a cup of tea with parents, usually right after someone mentions how fast school fees are increasing.
Should you take out an education insurance policy for your child, or would you be better off investing that same money and drawing on it when fees are due?
There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer, but there are useful ways to think about the trade-offs.
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