If you’re a parent of a high school sophomore (or younger) and reading this, congratulations! Today you’re going to learn some things you can do that will benefit you far more on the FAFSA than the last-minute moves families can make just before filing the FAFSA. Filing the FAFSA is a lot like filing your taxes: You can definitely wait…
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We talk a lot about putting money into 529s. I’ve written previously about best practices for withdrawing funds from your 529. Last week the New York Times included me in a discussion on this very topic. Hope you find it informative.
If you’re interested in learning more about writing college essays, please join me tonight, Tuesday, May 19, at 5:30 PDT for a conversation with Victoria Payne of Boxcar Writing Labs. We’ll be talking on Facebook Live; to join the conversation, just follow The College Financial Lady on Facebook. Next week, same time, same place, Laura Davis, CFP(R), a fellow fee-only…
If you have college students like mine, you’re probably figuring out how to move them home. If they’re seniors, they’re probably wondering about whether they’ll have graduation, how they’ll get job interviews, even how they could get started on a career. High school students aren’t able to visit colleges before making a decision, and are probably wondering whether they’ll have…
The Department of Education released guidance on 5 potential scenarios for academic interruptions due to the coronavirus and their impacts on Title IV financial aid: A student was enrolled or was supposed to begin a travel-abroad experience and either the student has been called back to the U.S. or was never able to begin the travel abroad experience; A student…