Election 2020: How the Democratic candidates could shape college costs, family finances

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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