Going Back to School as an Adult
Time is money, and you’ll need both if you’re returning to school as an adult. Read ways to pay for your next degree in this week’s Financial Tip.
Health Care Law Also Reformed Student Loans
The health care law also reformed the student loan program. We highlight the changes in today’s Marietta Daily Journal. Read the Article All material presented is compiled from sources believed to be reliable and current, but accuracy cannot be guaranteed. The contents are intended for general information purposes only. Information provided should not be the…
Funding Private Elementary/Secondary School
Your child’s private school tuition likely has to come out of your own pocket. We offer a list of options to consider in this week’s Financial Tip.
Georgia State Income Tax Deductions and Credits
Tax expert Tammie Hendricks, C.P.A., CVA joins “Money Talks” to discuss some of the tax credits and deductions available to those who pay Georgia state income tax.
Q&A on Filing the Federal Financial Aid Application
If your child is starting college this year, now is a great time to start filing the Federal Financial Aid Application. Learn more in this week’s Financial Tip.
Student Loans and Taxes
Among the many tax breaks for higher education, tax payers should not overlook student loan interest.
American Opportunity Tax Credit Extended Through 2012
This 40% refundable credit makes college more affordable for low and moderate-income students.
New Student Debt Repayment Plan
On October 26, 2011, President Obama announced a plan that seeks to help college graduates pay back their federal student loans. The plan is an executive order and does not require approval by Congress. It is scheduled to take effect beginning in 2012. Read more in this Financial Tip.
The College Board Releases 2011/2012 College Cost Figures
College costs are rising! See what it costs for in-state & out-of state students at public colleges, and private colleges.
Talking to Your Child about College Expectations
Ready to have the college talk with your high school senior? Learn how to talk about cost, grades and courses of study in this Financial Tip.