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Parents are sacrificing retirement, taking second jobs, and liquidating investments just to afford college for their kids
With the cost of college soaring, many parents are making major financial sacrifices like delaying retirement, liquidating savings, or taking second jobs to help their children avoid student debt.
What Is Tuition Insurance and How Does It Work?
Tuition insurance can help you recover your costs if you withdraw mid-semester due to an emergency, illness, or other covered reason.
A Parent’s Guide to Paying for College — Without the Debt
Tuition keeps increasing, challenging even families with plenty of money. Here are a few strategies that can help.
Here’s How Retirees Can Take Advantage of Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill To Help Their Grandchildren
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) created a new tax-deferred account for minors called “Trump Accounts.”
Here’s How Retirees Can Take Advantage of Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill To Help Their Grandchildren
Brian Safdari, CEO of College Planning Experts has been featured in this article on The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) created a new tax-deferred account for minors called “Trump Accounts.”
Beyond 529s: College-Funding Tips for Grandparents
Here’s why 529 college savings plans may not be the best option for your client, plus other college-funding strategies to consider.
5 Differences Between Federal and Private Student Loans
Higher education is a business and it doesn’t always look out for the consumer’s best interests. Here are five things families need to know about loans when they’re deciding what to do.
What Is the Average Student Loan Interest Rate in 2025?
Interest on student loans adds up quickly, so it’s important to understand rates before you borrow. Federal student loan rates currently range from 6.39% to 8.94%, while fixed private student loan rates vary more widely — from 2.85% to 17.99% on the Credible marketplace. Because interest accrues daily, even a small rate difference can cost you thousands of dollars over [...]
