The powers that be in Washington, DC have been very busy. After a year of many pandemic-induced changes, Congress and bureaucrats have decided to add more change to the college funding landscape. The rules on how financial aid is calculated and
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College Savings in a Volatile Market
Posted on 03.25.20
Paying for college is pricey enough. And it's always a good time to save in a tax-efficient way through a 529 College Savings Plan. But what do you do with college savings in a volatile market? Well, the same advice also applies to another long-term
Top 10 FAQs About College Financial Aid
Posted on 09.27.18
It’s financial aid season once again. Here are our top 10 FAQs about college financial aid asked by parents and students from among the many questions we've handled about the subject over the years: 1. I probably don't qualify for aid because I make
FAFSA Time – Is Your Checklist Ready?
Posted on 09.26.18
It’s FAFSA time again so is your checklist ready? Starting October 1st, 2018, new seniors in high school can file their FAFSA forms for the 2019-2020 college year using their 2017 IRS 1040 data. Although both the student’s and parents’ income
WHICH COLLEGE IS RIGHT FOR YOU? 3 QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF
Posted on 02.4.18
"Where are you going to college next year?" Before you can answer that question, you really need to know which college is right for you. Here are 3 questions to ask yourself as you begin deciding where you want to go to college. Let's face it: This
Visit a College Without Stepping on Campus
Posted on 01.30.18
What if you can't make the college tour? Here's how to visit a college without stepping on campus. Setting foot on campus is always a good idea, but it's often not practical. Trying to fit in college campus visits around a busy family schedule
Headed for Divorce? How to Pay for Your Children’s College Education
Posted on 01.8.18
If you're headed for divorce you may want to stop to think about how to pay for your children's college education. When parents divorce, there are a lot of emotions and financial issues to deal with along the way. A big concern for many a they are
Amesbury MA Financial Planner Earns Certified College Funding Specialist Designation
Posted on 01.6.18
Steve Stanganelli CFP® of College Cash Pro accepted for Membership in the Association of Certified College Funding Specialists and Earns College Funding Designation AMESBURY, Mass. – Jan. 6, 2018 – PRLog — On January 3, 2018, Steve
College-Saving Families Flying Blind
Posted on 10.26.17
Bats are known for having notoriously bad eye-sight. But they compensate by using a built-in sonar system. According to a recent Fidelity survey, parents are pretty much acting like bats when it comes to college finances. College-saving families are
3 Biggest Mistakes Parents Make Saving for College
Posted on 10.23.17
Parents around the country have just sent their kids back to school. And many are breathing a sigh of relief. A quiet house again. Gold. But if you’re a parent who plans to help pay for your child’s college one day, now is the time for action.
