A HENRY aims to save $100,000 for his kids' futures but won't push college: 'Trade school is a really good option'
Alaska residents receive yearly oil dividend checks that some parents put into their kids' college funds.
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- Cimarron Beckstead plans to save up a combined $100,000 for his two kids' college funds.
- He's so far funded the savings accounts using Alaska's annual oil dividend checks.
- Whether his kids choose college, trade school, or something else, Beckstead wants them to have financial freedom.
Cimarron Beckstead, 39, has put...