Three College Savings Strategies with Tax Advantages
Saving for college? Consider tax-advantaged strategies to get the most from your savings. We explain in this week’s Tax Tip.
Do Your Homework: College Savings Plans
Bil Lako, CFP®, helps with your homework on saving for higher education costs in today’s Marietta Daily Journal. Read the Article
College Expenses—Where to Begin Before Saving
Our experts focus on a family that wants to begin saving for college for their children. We discuss the decisions that need to be considered before they start saving.
How Does Your 529 Plan Stack Up Against the Competition?
Unhappy with your current 529 Plan? Consider a “same beneficiary rollover” to a new plan. Learn your options in this week’s Financial Tip.
Your Questions, Our Perspective
K.C. Smith, CFP®, Senior Associate for Henssler Financial addressed a question from a Kennesaw State University Student. Nicole Carder asks how her family should go about resolving their student loan debt. K.C. provides insight into how investing may be the option for them but how it truly boils down to their risk tolerance.
Understanding the Definition of Financial Aid
In addition to loans, financial aid includes scholarships, grants, and work-study jobs. Read all about it in this week’s Financial Tip.
Saving More to Save More
Our experts spend some time on a case study of a family who was looking at an empty nest in two years when the children went to college, but now find themselves expecting a new bundle of joy.
How Much Money Should a Student Borrow for College?
The hosts of “Money Talks” address borrowing for college. The host discuss what the ideal amount of debt would be if you must take on any college debt at all. They also touch on the downside to borrowing and alternatives to help keep you cost down.
Co-Signing a Child's Private Student Loan
Be aware that as a co-signor of a private student loan, you are being asked to guarantee the loan. Read more in this Financial Tip.
Q&A Time: Taxable Estate, Retirement Savings, Cable Providers and More
The “Money Talks” hosts address a variety of listeners’ questions, including those on cable providers, retirement savings and power companies in China.