Category: College Planning

When you’re young, retirement feels like a distant horizon, a far-off point in life that doesn’t require immediate attention. But here’s the truth: the decisions ...

If you or a family member has a college student, you may be aware of the recent changes to the Free Application for Federal Student ...

Eligibility for Debt Relief Current and former students are eligible for loan cancellation, provided their loan was obtained before July 1, 2022.  The debt relief ...

We’re sharing an article originally posted on the Ohio College Savings Program’s website about eligible and ineligible college 529 plan expenses. All parents have big ...

By Joel Musser, CFP So, you followed the advice of your Financial Planner and have been putting away $200 per month for your child’s college ...

It’s a dilemma that every parent faces at some point during the wealth management process. You know retirement is a major goal, and you recognize ...

The FAFSA application season will officially start on October 1st. FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid, is the common financial aid application form. ...

As most parents know, college is expensive. Often, financial aid can help minimize a family’s total cost to attend the school of their dreams. However, ...

With most colleges and universities closing dormitories and cafeterias and sending kids home for the remainder of the school year, many are now sending refunds ...

College planning is a complex process. It can be challenging, time-consuming, and extremely expensive. Understanding all of the strategies and determining which ones apply to ...