If it's January, it's time to file your FAFSA college financial aid application. And it's also that time of year when I get asked if it's worth it. There are many reasons why wealth families should apply for college financial aid as noted in a
Financial Aid
Roth IRA or 529 for Grandkid’s College
College is expensive. Grandparents may want to help. They may have the funds but what's the best way? Should you consider a Roth IRA or a 529 for your grandkid's college? These are just two of many options and each offers their own advantages
FAFSA Changes that Impact Future Students
On September 14, 2015, the Department of Education announced major FAFSA changes that impact future students. These FAFSA changes will take effect for the 2017-2108 school year. They may very well impact financial aid prospects of future college
Pay for College Without Huge Debt
As the calendar gets ready to announce a new school season, parents begin to ask what are the best ways to pay for college without huge debt. With some planning it is possible to pay for a college education without putting yourself behind the eight
Smart Way to Borrow for College
The smart way to borrow for college needs to begin with a plan. Too often families turn first to loans to fill in the gap for the high cost of a college education. Taking on too much debt to pay for college will burden parents and their children as
Financial Aid Impact of Savings and Investments
College funding is a combination of strategies to lower the overall cost. It's not just about 529 savings or dealing with the FAFSA. It is more holistic. When considering the financial aid impact of savings and investments on college funding,
College Financial Aid Myths
College financial aid myths persist and they can be a big danger to your financial health. If you don't understand how the college funding system works, you're likely short-changing yourself now and in the future. Most people right now are