Before you and your student fill out those student loan applications, have you sat down and devised a plan for those loans that you are so eager to take out on yourselves?
Because student loans are so easy to get, all you hear are the angelic sounds of the bank's registers opening...
...cha, ching!
But the sound that is really taking place is...
...Click, clank!...
...That's the sound of educational loans handcuffing you as you sign over your child's future earning. Payments that are promptly due 6 months after leaving school or up to the moment after the ink drys on the document.
Before you fill out any of those student loan applications, have you done the necessary pre-college planning?
Even as millions of parents and grandparents sit down with students to help with the decisions about college...
Not asking the right questions or failing to use the wealth of free resources to help in the selection process is the major cause.
The purpose of this website is to provide the critical questions for your student to answer as you begin this exciting path toward personal and financial freedom.
We will also cover some of the costly mistakes too many parents and students make today and share some stories in hope that every dollar that is spent on higher education is invested wisely.
Not only does this cause stress and anxiety, but when college costs can total $20-$70,000 PER YEAR...
It's just too expensive!
This indecision can leave students with a title wave of thousands of dollars in unnecessary education loan debt and parents with depleted retirement funds.
…Jason is supporting his 27 year old son, Cage, who is one of 15 million boomerang kids who have moved back home to live with mom and dad after college.
Undecided on a major after his junior year, Cage took 6 years to complete a degree in sociology but has been unable to find a job that pays enough to be able to live on his own.
Because he cosigned for loans for Cage, Jason has been inundated with calls from creditors, so he withdrew 50% of his retirement account to repay $135,000 that Cage owed in private student loans.
And now estimates that he will have to work eight years longer than originally planned so he can rebuild his retirement nest egg...
If you don't have a pre-college plan in place before you fill out those student loan applications...
So how can you determine your child's direction?
The 4 Situations you should avoid at all cost!
Step #1: 5 Crucial Pieces of Information You Should Know Before You Spend a Dime on College
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