College Planning
The Benefits of Community College & Student Loan Updates
Hi Friend, December is here and with it comes the gathering of friends and family to celebrate together. As you prepare to settle in for the holidays, make sure you take the time to enhance your 2022 end-of-year college financial planning. One way to optimize your college funding plans is to make sure it’s protected…
The Benefits of Taking the Community College Route
For students, figuring out the best way to start their college career is a major step in the college planning process. College is an expensive investment, so exploring the option of attending community college is a smart move and can help students decide if it is the right choice for them. Here are some important…
Student Loan Debt Relief Plan & Tips for the FAFSA & CSS Profile
Hi Friend, November has arrived and the holiday season is upon us! This time of year is also college application season. At Westface College Planning, we believe in the value of thoroughly preparing for your child’s education. Get a head start with college planning to put your family in the most effective financial position. Completing…
The Basics of the Federal Student Loan Debt Relief Plan
The U.S. Department of Education announced the Federal Student Loan Debt Relief Plan on August 24, 2022. The debt relief plan has three main parts to it and many details, so here are the basics to help clarify the process. The Last Extension of the Student Loan Repayment Pause The final extension of the student…
FAFSA Changes & 5 Reasons Why You Should Always Apply for Financial Aid
Hi Friend, Fall is here and with it comes the financial aid application season! For parents of high school seniors and college students this signifies it’s time to get your finances all lined up and file for financial aid. At Westface College Planning we are here to help! We offer services to submit the FAFSA…
5 Reasons Why You Should Always Apply for Financial Aid
Many people think they make too much money to consider even applying for financial aid. It is a common misconception. This misconception is one I come across often with clients, as they think if they have a higher income, have saved up money for retirement and college, or they happen to own a home or…