Almost everyone with young children and teenagers needs to be thinking about how they are going to help their children fund their college expenses! This is not something that you can start effectively planning with a 17-18 year old! Effective planning strategies are most effective if you start implementing them when your children are 7-12 years old! The fund allocation strategies also require that funds be allocated before you start working on your Free Application For Student Aid (FAFSA) Time is your best friend!
Albert Einstein said "one of the greatest wonders in the universe is the compounding of interest!" This is from the same guy who discovered E=MC2!
If you want a copy of my whitepaper titled "2013 Guide to College Funding"
If you want a copy by email it is available at no charge. If you live in the US and want a copy by regular mail it is also available. However for mailed copies there is a charge of $6.00 including shipping and handling. We prefer to send it by email!
It discusses Scholarships, Grants, 529 Plans, ROTH IRA, 401K Plans, Cash funding and TAX FREE funding strategies. It also includes strategies that can help you increase your eligibility for Financial Aid. This involves ways to reduce your out of pocket expense in the college funding process. Some of these you can implement on your own but some do require the use of a financial professional like us! Even families with close to a 6 figure income or 6 figure assets can benefit from some of the legal strategies we talk about.
These techniques are very useful for parents and are also helpful for grandparent that wants to help fund a grandchild's college education. In many states we can help you effectively implement the strategies we discuss.
Generic questions or comments can be directed to us here on the blog or contact us through the following methods.
To call 614-264-3864
to email financial-services@live.com
to visit website go to http://financial-service6.wix.com/polarisfinancial
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