Survey: Parents put kids

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The survey of 1,241 Americans found 61 percentg of parents are not letting the recession chang e their plans fortheir children’s college Forty-seven percent said college plans are a highefr priority than retirement savings. Last 47 percent of parents favoredf building their nest eggs over paying Men are more likely to puttheif children's education (50 percent) ahead of their retiremen t (38 percent) than women. Despite the risinh costs, 79 percent still think college is agood investment. 65 percent say the cost of college causes more of a concern for them than the thoughr of their child leavinghome (24 But, don’t expect kids to lose sleelp over college costs.
The survey also foundr 67 percent of parents saying that theirt kids do not have an understandint of how much collegewill