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Should you Venmo your tuition? Here’s what to know as colleges add new payment options.

Should you Venmo your tuition? Here’s what to know as colleges add new payment options.
MarketWatch Wednesday 19 August 2026, 12:00 UTC By Genna Contino 1 min read
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Some universities will begin accepting the nontraditional payment method as consumers seek flexible spending options.

Some universities will begin accepting the nontraditional payment method as consumers seek flexible spending options.
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