Saving for Children’s Futures: Pros & Cons of Common Account Types
Welcoming a new child or grandchild into your family is typically an exciting and memorable experience. In addition to witnessing a new life being brought…
Welcoming a new child or grandchild into your family is typically an exciting and memorable experience. In addition to witnessing a new life being brought…
As I discussed in a previous post, the average college student graduates with somewhere between $30,000 to $40,000 in student loans, with no indication of…
Florida is a state lucky enough to benefit from the state-wide merit scholarship known as Bright Futures. Just recently, the state expanded the program, and…
The American Opportunity Tax Credit, or AOTC, allows for people to receive a maximum annual credit on their taxes of $2,500 per eligible student. This…
It is no secret that college students today are graduating with unprecedented levels of student loan debt. According to Forbes, the total student loan debt…
We all think about what we want for ourselves in retirement, in our careers, or even where we want to live. There are many things…
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