Think past May 1st --> Real college planning is looking long term
The school that’s a great fit for your child that will also save them thousands of dollars in loans after graduation >>>> Now that’s something to brag about at a cocktail party 👏
When is a college out of your price range?
When is a college out of your child's price range? With big numbers on the table, what is more than your family can afford?
I think my income is too high for financial aid. Why would I fill out the FAFSA?
For high income households, the FAFSA may seem like a waste of time when looking at it from the outside view. However, here’s 5 reasons why you may want to give the FAFSA another look
FAFSA changes add to the benefits of grandparent owned 529 plans
Rule changes with the new 2022 FAFSA can provide a boost for families with grandparent owned 529s
Financial aid award statements: Finding the true cost
What you really need to know is the difference between the “free money” and the money that you’ll have to earn or pay back later.
Stats that matter: How much student loan debt can my child afford?
Schools are happy to tell you their stats. You've heard about their ranking, acceptance rate and graduation rate. But what might your child's student loan payback look like after attending for four years and earning that diploma?