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It can be a stressful time for families
The Irish League of Credit Unions' back to school for 2018 research found that parents will pay €999 per primary-school child this year and €1,379 per secondary school child.
Carlow Credit Union tweeted:
It doesn’t have to be so stressful. Speak to our team now and let us work with you to make it affordable #carlow #backtoschool #CreditUnions https://t.co/mf8cJI2NoS
— Carlow Credit Union (@carlowcu) July 31, 2018
Our #back2school2018 research found that parents will pay €999 per primary-school child this year + €1,379 per secondary school child. Click on our infographic + check out all the main findings #personalfinance pic.twitter.com/85JxXS0b6X
— ILCU (@creditunionie) July 31, 2018
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