
How Can Students Help Pay for College
With the price tag of a college education reaching higher levels every year, students will have a very hard time shouldering the entire cost burden all by themselves–unlike 30 years

With the price tag of a college education reaching higher levels every year, students will have a very hard time shouldering the entire cost burden all by themselves–unlike 30 years

Your student has made a college choice. You have accounted for all your savings, cash flow, scholarship, and grant options. And you discover you still haven’t covered all the costs.

Paying for college can feel overwhelming. With costs continuing to rise, families are looking for creative ways to fund their children’s education – without taking on massive amounts of debt.

Families with college-bound students are always looking for a magical solution to the high cost of college. Our “magical” solution at Capstone Wealth Partners is careful planning. In all seriousness,
The FAFSA for the 2024-2025 school year has not rolled out as smoothly as anyone would have expected. We’ve put together three quick videos for you to watch regarding the

Updated January 2024. Senior year is a whirlwind of activity. Students and their parents are anticipating the journey to college that’s right around the corner. Fall semester means that application

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

With the rising cost of education, finding a good financial fit has to be a part of this equation in the 21st century. The college process should be focused on creating the best possible outcomes for students and families. So where can families find “free money”?

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

We see it often at this time of year. The time of year when students are receiving college letters telling them they are accepted or waitlisted or rejected. The time of year when families are receiving college letters telling them what they are expected to pay for the privilege of attending that school. It can be a dream, or it can be a horror story.
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