Niranjan Borse, 41, aspires to have a bigger house and a better car but his children’s education is more important for him. “The current cost of education is already very high. So when my sons grow up, it’s going to be exorbitant," said Niranjan. While he knows that education and living expenses will go up over the years, he isn’t very good with calculating how much money he will require for meeting his goals. “I want to make sure I give my children (Ratish, 10, and Kush, 6) the best education so they are independent," he said.
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