By Graham Archer
As I have said many times, your child’s choice of college will have the biggest impact on the total cost of college for your family. This is due mostly to merit-based scholarships, tuition discounts, and the ability of the college to cover any financial need.
By Graham Archer
Now that National Decision Day (May 1st) has passed, it is time to start thinking about transitioning to college. Sending your son or daughter off to college is an epic shift that requires considerable preparation if it’s to go smoothly.
By Graham Archer
529 college savings plans can be a great way to put away money for college and get federal (and possibly state) tax benefits. However, who owns the 529 plan and when the funds are disbursed can impact financial aid eligibility.
By Graham Archer
Every year as we approach May, a lot of students are eagerly anticipating graduation. High school students are looking ahead to college. College students are wrestling with the challenges of moving into the workforce. Surprisingly, a large number of college students at 4-year schools will not be graduating on time … if at all.