Every year as parents send their children off to college for the first time, they wonder...should I get my child a credit card? According to the Federal Reserve Bank of... read more →
Mid-fall break is a great time to check in with your student about their budget, what they're doing well, what they need to work on, and confirming who is paying... read more →
We often hear the term "return on investment" or "ROI." We use those words ourselves all the time at Capstone Wealth Partners. When you invest, you expect a certain return... read more →
Another FAFSA launch has come and gone -- the doors have officially opened for the 2024-25 filing season. Have you clicked submit on your Free Application for Federal Student Aid... read more →
Every year, students and their parents complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Every year, parents wonder, "What's the point?!" The FAFSA is a tool used by the... read more →
For most families, student loans must be part of the college-funding conversation. Families can minimize the amount of debt their students take on through careful planning for smart savings, tax... read more →
Raise your hand if you (or your kids) have untouched money left in an old 529 Plan after you graduated college. Good problem to have by the way! This is... read more →
August always seems to bring a fresh perspective on finances and life. The long days of summer are winding down and you might be feeling that classic “back to school”... read more →
If federal student loans are part of the plan to pay for college (and for most students they are!), college entrance loan counseling will also be on the “to-do” list... read more →
Teaching finances to students is something we feel passionately about. In the State of Ohio, the legislature has gone back and forth about how to teach budgeting and financial concepts... read more →
