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Date Added: September 30, 2008 09:28:01 PM
Each year, Iowa Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald likes to ask young children at the Iowa State Fair to guess how much their college educations might cost. "Guesses range from 'free' to $1 billion, but most children expect a fee of $1,000," he says.

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