A quick tip from Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach®
The cost of college has risen exponentially over the past few decades. If you’re a single parent, it may seem impossible to save for both college and retirement. When it comes to which matters most, put yourself first. Why? Because there are plenty of options to help get your kids to college, but there aren’t loans or scholarships to help you retire securely. 
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By Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach®
If you’re having a tough time paying for all your college expenses, filling out the FAFSA on time can help you tap into a host of financial aid sources. But there are three crucial deadlines — not just one — you need to be aware of when completing the all-important FAFSA.
Contributing to a 529 College Savings Plan is a smart way to save for college and contributions are a great gift idea for friends and family members.
Important College Deadlines to Put on Your Calendar
By Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach®
College deadlines don’t just apply to homework assignments, class projects and term papers. Some important higher education deadlines are also key to saving you money when you or your child is planning to earn a college degree.
By Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach®
When your son or daughter goes off to college, you most certainly will want your student to get the maximum college financial aid possible. Squeezing the most out of the financial aid system starts with understanding the type of aid available to your family, as well as the steps you and your child must take to qualify for aid.
Get a jump on college tuition by starting early and saving regularly. Here are some options to help you save now for your child’s bright future.
You probably know that student debt is a trillion dollar problem, but it doesn’t have to be a problem for you. The key is to borrow only what you can afford and pay it back fast and cheap. Here are Jean Chatzky’s favorite tips.