One of the most common questions I hear is, “Don’t I make too much to apply for financial aid?” This is an excellent question. If you earn a high income, own a nice home or two and have money saved for college and retirement, why would you bother completing those cumbersome and intrusive financial aid applications? While most of my clients … [Read more...]
Don’t Wait! File Your FAFSA and CSS Profile Now!
Written by | October 3, 2019 |
Fall is here! For parents of high school seniors and college students, that means it is time to get your finances in order and file for financial aid. At Westface College Planning we can help! Did you know we offer services to submit the FAFSA and CSS Profile on your behalf? With years of experience, we know the best strategies for … [Read more...]
5 Helpful Tips On How To Choose A College
Written by | September 26, 2019 |
Is your teen putting together their college list? Are they wondering how to narrow down the selection and pick the best one? Figuring out how to choose a college and the multiple factors to consider can be daunting. On top of that, knowing their decision impacts the next four years of their life and beyond adds a bit of pressure to the process. … [Read more...]
How To Determine, “Is College Worth It?”
Written by | September 12, 2019 |
With student loan debt totaling a whopping 1.5 trillion dollars, it’s understandable that many people might be asking the question, “Is college worth it?” After all, next to a home mortgage, paying for higher education is one of the most significant financial investments a person can make during their lifetime. Studies show that college is … [Read more...]
Savvy Tips To Maximize Financial Aid and More!
Written by | September 5, 2019 |
Hurrah! The school year has officially begun! Students are busy with academic and athletic schedules, and the return to a daily routine creates the perfect opportunity for families to prepare for filing the FASFA and CSS Profile on October 1. To get you off on the right start, we are here to help! Do you have a new college student in the … [Read more...]
