Several presidential candidates are proposing that many Americans should be able to attend school for free.
This story is the second in a series that looks at how the presidential candidates could shape your family's finances.
for up to two years without paying tuition. A partnership between the federal government and the states would cover the costs. Sanders would cover the cost with small taxes or fees on Wall Street traders, while Warren would use a tax on the wealthiest Americans to fund her proposal., the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, meanwhile, says students in 80% of households would not have to pay any tuition at those four-year schools.
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