Tuition Freezes: Is it getting cold in here?
Have you heard the news about the University of Cincinnati? For the past five years, the university has frozen tuition for both in-state and out-of-state students. They are not the
Have you heard the news about the University of Cincinnati? For the past five years, the university has frozen tuition for both in-state and out-of-state students. They are not the
The level of student loan debt is a creating a dangerous situation today. In 2017, the student loan outstanding debt reached $1,490.8 billion! That’s up $262 billion in the last
In 2014, a type of tax-advantaged savings account for individuals with disabilities and their families was created with the passage of the Stephen Beck Jr., Achieving a Better Life (ABLE)
Part of being an informed consumer of a college education is understanding some of the tax implications of certain situations in our lives. This is of particular interest to families
Photo Credit: BehaviorGap.com “Sell everything… We think investors should be afraid.”1 “Stronger US Dollar, weaker oil/commodity prices, weaker world trade, weaker EM (and global growth)… and repeat. The economy seems
As readers of our Capstone Wealth Partners blog, you know our mission — to end the student loan crisis one family at a time. We are continuously sharing information about
Financial wellness is the industry’s latest buzz word. So, what do Capstone and Joe Messinger have to do with the NFL? Joe had the pleasure of attending the Strategic Insight
Taking a moment to share with families some of the work we are doing with financial advisors to give them the skills to help college-bound families…like you! Capstone College Partners
Check out the first of our 5-part video series, featuring our co-founder, Joe Messinger, CFP®, and Susan Kannenwischer, Director of Financial at Capital University. In this first video, Joe and Susan point out the critical need to discuss college affordability as early as possible.
If you are part of what is considered to be Generation X (like me), you likely know that you have 20 or 30 years until your so-called retirement at age 65 — or at least that’s what the government and most pension plans peg as a “normal” age of retirement. It seems everyone is always talking about retirement, especially in the media. However, we’re often too busy to listen, as we focus on other aspects of life, such as advancing careers, growing families and businesses, and sending kids to college, all while trying to accumulate a modest nest egg along the way.
So why address a topic that is seemingly more appropriate for your baby boomer parents?
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