Our world is all topsy-turvy. COVID-19 has impacted every aspect of our lives. Hopefully as you read this you and your loved ones are healthy and making your way through... read more →
Parents can use money from a 529 college savings plan to pay for qualified higher education expenses like tuition, room, and board. When used for those purposes, the money earns... read more →
The following is a transcript of a video from our Partners, College Aid Pro™ on the Stimulus Package and Student Loans. Matt Carpenter brakes down what the package says... read more →
College sports is big business. The NCAA earns billions of dollars every year, and colleges are tax-exempt so their earnings are tax-free. Only a few sports make money--mainly football and... read more →
In an earlier blog, we took a look, in a general way, at some key investment concepts. Now, let's explore the tax implications of some investment options. We want you... read more →
When the calendar turns to March, many families start to plan college visits. High school sophomores and juniors hit the road over spring break and summer vacation to tackle an... read more →
When planning families, future parents don't think to themselves, "Gee, we better space these children out so we don't have to send two to college at the same time!" Well,... read more →
Well not exactly, but if you're gonna dream, then dream big! Every election cycle the topic of tuition free college comes up. Is that even possible? Could debt ever be... read more →
The world of college admissions is ever changing. Recent negative headlines like the Operation Varsity Blues admission scandal has shown a light on a problem with ACT and SAT testing--often... read more →
The National Association for College Admission Counselors is “an organization of more than 15,000 professionals from around the world dedicated to serving students as they make choices about pursuing postsecondary... read more →