While part 1 of this blog outlined how need-based aid is determined from the FAFSA, this part talks about things to do long before getting to the FAFSA.
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Heads up - most people spend more in these categories in retirement than they did before retirement.
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Having a child about to start college is a financially scary lifetime event. As with many other things in life, ignorance makes it scarier and harder than it
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Have you already filed your 2020 taxes?
Is your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) in the neighborhood or $150k - $200k? What?.....you don’t know this
Entering 2021 suggests that income tax filing is not that far behind. Congressional action increased the standard deduction driving many people to no longer
Traditional stockbrokers and the media have long taught the public that the way to provide in retirement and leave something to your beneficiaries is to
- Nick Saban
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A lot of advice gets passed around that is not necessarily the best for you. Whether it is for your health, your financial well-being or other areas of your
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Several of our clients have found opportunities in refinancing over the last several months. Even with already low interest rates they are finding financial