It’s been said that “Those who fail to plan, plan to fail”. There’s just so much information out there, and it’ll take a long time to gather, organize, digest and apply the different options. The benefits of starting early are obvious. For starters, the stress is diminished – almost non-existent. There’s no time crunch, leading …
Parents can start saving for their children’s college education at any time, with the help of a 529 Plan. It’s essentially a savings account that can be created by parents and grandparents, and disbursed to the student when they enter college, to be expressly used for tuition and associated academic expenses. This investment vehicle has …
AP classes and exams are a great way to cut down on college tuition. They provide a means of taking college-level classes for free, long before you ever set foot on campus. And if done well, they allow you to accumulate college credits, that can help cut down on the length of time you spend …
There’s an old adage – Time is Money. This couldn’t be more true than in the world of higher education – the more time you spend in college, the more money you pay. Here, time IS money. That being said, I’m always looking for the best ways to minimize both variables – time and money. …
