College Planning

The start of the New Year provides opportunities for clients to save money, including finding money for college, cutting health care expenses and putting more away for retirement. 

The future is now. | Ingram Publishing/Thinkstock Folio Institutional, a financial technology provider, published a list of top trends in 2016 that will affect the wealth management industry. The company, of course, thinks the impact techn...

Help clients and their children avoid costly mistakes on aid applications. 

How much a college degree will cost your clients can often depend on what state they live in. 

Bonds are back. | Sergey_P/iStock/Thinkstock After pulling assets out of taxable bond funds for two straight months, investors piled back in last month, with total inflows of $16.6 billion, the highest category of the month, according to M...

Millennials believe. | Copyright Matthew Busch, Getty Images Stock markets like certainty. That's why the markets tend to get a boost after presidential elections, regardless of who wins. But young Americans are strikingly more bullish on ...

Prepaid tuition plans can help clients hedge against higher education expenses

An executive order from the White House will bring the college admissions season in line with tax season. Here’s how that helps your clients.

Many grandparents will accelerate the inheritance of a grandchild pursuing a course of study likely to leave him with the prospects for a career and decent paying job

Saving for college is at an all-time high, but parents are the ones planning to pay for a large portion of their children’s higher education costs. About 69 percent of families are saving for college, up from the 64 percent of those who report...