A course is offered to teach parents about qualifying for financial aid using the FAFSA form and how various tax advantaged savings plans can help save money for education.
March 1, 2005 (Press Release) --
Tuition planning is critical. The College Board estimates that at the current rate of tuition inflation, a child born in 2000 will face an education bill of more than $200,000 at an average priced private university. Several local adult education programs will offer a new selection titled, “How to Qualify for Financial Aid and Save for College”, presented by Frank McKinley. He is a Financial Consultant with over 16 years experience in the field, representing Cadaret Grant & Co., Inc., member NASD/SIPC.
“Participants will learn about qualifying for financial aid using the FAFSA form and how various tax advantaged savings plans can help you save money for education”, said McKinley. The two-hour sessions all begin at 7 PM according to the following schedule:
March 16, Wednesday at Morris Hills High School-to register call 973-664-2295;
March 29, Tuesday at James Caldwell High School-to register call 973-228-2092;
April 7, Thursday at the Ridgedale Middle School-to register call 973-442-9222.
Or you may check ‘Coming Events’ on Mr. McKinley’s web site: www.FranklyFinancial.com
“The sooner parents start saving, and the regularity of their investment dictates the success they will have meeting college expenses. Time, tax deferral and exemption are the most important tools parents have to fund their children’s education”, according to McKinley. He will discuss various tax advantaged savings options for higher education.
“Participants will learn about qualifying for financial aid using the FAFSA form and how various tax advantaged savings plans can help you save money for education”, said McKinley. The two-hour sessions all begin at 7 PM according to the following schedule:
March 16, Wednesday at Morris Hills High School-to register call 973-664-2295;
March 29, Tuesday at James Caldwell High School-to register call 973-228-2092;
April 7, Thursday at the Ridgedale Middle School-to register call 973-442-9222.
Or you may check ‘Coming Events’ on Mr. McKinley’s web site: www.FranklyFinancial.com
“The sooner parents start saving, and the regularity of their investment dictates the success they will have meeting college expenses. Time, tax deferral and exemption are the most important tools parents have to fund their children’s education”, according to McKinley. He will discuss various tax advantaged savings options for higher education.
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