529 Plans are very popular college savings tools but what happens if you save more money into them than your child needs for college? Hint: It's not as bad as you think! There are many ways to benefit from these plans without fear of "over-saving". Let's explore.
There are many people who have made mistakes planning for their child's education. Check out my latest blog post where I share the five most common mistakes to avoid so that you can successfully save for your child’s education.
Many have predicted the university system would be ripe for disruption at some point. Seems like the COVID-19 pandemic is forcing its hand.
While your soon-to-be college student is busy sending out college applications, you’re probably thinking about tuition, books, and other educational expenses. When it comes to preparing for college, it’s best to start as soon as possible. After all, once your child enters high school, the clock starts counting down.
Making errors in the college planning process can cause you to lose out on financial aid dollars. Here are a few pitfalls that you will want to avoid in order to maintain your child's financial aid eligibility.
If you’re saving for college, you probably want to find the best way to maximize your savings and minimize your current and future tax burden. Here at Afton Advisors, we are big fans of Roth IRA investments.