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    The Best Way to Save for College Tuition

The Best Way to Save for College Tuition

By Ilyce Glink| 2017-04-27T11:41:24-05:00 November 19th, 2013|

As a parent, figuring out how to save for college can be a daunting task—especially when you consider the rising cost of higher education. According to the College Board,  a non-profit organization that helps students prepare for college, the average cost of a private college rose to $30,094 this year, while the cost of a [...]

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    6 Questions Every Parent Should Ask Their College-Bound Teen

6 Questions Every Parent Should Ask Their College-Bound Teen

By Guest| 2018-06-18T14:01:20-05:00 June 3rd, 2013|

Graduation season is upon us, and those of us who are parents are suddenly struck by the fact that, before we know it, we will be sending our children off to college. Use the time before they leave for school to have focused conversations that will empower and prepare them for the challenges ahead. In [...]

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    A New Year, a New FAFSA

A New Year, a New FAFSA

By Guest| 2017-04-26T10:25:10-05:00 January 21st, 2013|

Some schools and colleges are cutting fees and tuition to attract students, but education costs are still high. When I went to college, my tuition and fees averaged about $500 per year plus another $500 for books. Today, you’re looking at 10 times those costs—or more. Financial aid is critical to help cover those costs. [...]

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