A college education is one of the most significant expenses faced in life. An education is an investment in yourself; one that will impact your future, your finances and more. Making big life decisions such as what field to study or what career to pursue is often...
The US Department of Education awards more than $120 billion in financial aid each year [1] to students who submit a FAFSA – Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Eligibility for Federal student aid is a complex calculation, based on many factors. Family income is...
Whether or not you’ve followed SageVest Kids’ age-based guide to financial literacy over the years, your student needs a good understanding of money basics as they head off to college. Many of the financial lessons they must learn apply to their college finances and...
50 wealthy parents were recently charged in a high-profile college admissions scandal. Allegedly, they used bribes, falsified admission scores, and faked athletic prowess to get their kids into elite colleges. Parental peer pressure is real. It arises in a...
A critical aspect of teaching your teen about money that’s often overlooked is helping them set realistic expectations about their future lifestyle. It can be hard to understand that the lifestyle your family enjoys now has taken time and effort to accumulate. As you...