Families feel pressures as school costs rise. Grandparents are helping
- Posted on July 19, 2026
- By The Age
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Rising tuition fees are placing unprecedented financial strain on families enrolled in private education institutions worldwide. Recent survey data reveals that over half of households struggle with mounting school expenses, prompting an increasing reliance on grandparents and extended family members to bridge budgetary gaps. This emerging trend highlights growing inequality in access to quality education and raises concerns about the sustainability of private schooling for middle-class families facing economic pressures.
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