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By Drew Schlotter, CFP®, CCFC How to Get More Value College has gotten more expensive, but the average college degree holder makes significantly more than someone without it, and are more likely to be employed in a recession, so how do people make sure they get the maximum value out
By Drew Schlotter, CFP®, CCFC Perception vs Reality As college has gotten more expensive, public opinion has started to shift. People have become more skeptical of the value, with many people emphasizing trade schools or going directly into the work force over spending a home mortgage on four years at
By Drew Schlotter, CFP®, CCFC Wait, College Costs How Much? The cost of college, and the resulting value (or lack thereof) are a hot topic among parents, students and the media. Costs are going up, student debt is ballooning, and politicians are talking about free education while they cut state
If you could go back in time, what age would you visit and what would you say to your younger self? Hear my take on this question.
Raising financially literate kids take work. Money skills are critical to your child’s future. While money can’t buy happiness, it does confer material stability – everyone needs a house, healthcare, and a retirement plan, for example. Also, knowing you have enough for a rainy day can bring you peace of
Since 1994, the fourth Sunday in July has been celebrated as National Parents Day. This holiday was established with the purpose of “recognizing, uplifting, and supporting the role of parents in bringing up their children.”1 As a parent, you have one of the most important jobs in the world – raising
If you’re like many young adults searching for the perfect father’s day gift, you already know that money management is necessary – even if it’s not always intuitive or taught. From large student loans to finding your first apartment, young adults are hit with a number of important yet unfamiliar
Each year, around 86 percent of college students obtain some form of financial aid.1 In order to receive financial aid from the government, all students must fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, otherwise known as the FAFSA. The FAFSA determines the financial need of a student based on
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