Little-Known Secrets of Paying for College
Welcome to The Little-Known Secrets of Paying for College! The podcast that proves sending your kids to college doesn’t have to feel like buying a small island.
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The Sticker Price Myth (Ep. 5) (opens the original)
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Wondering how to pay for college without sacrificing your retirement? Before you rule out a private or out-of-state school because of the sticker price, you may be overlooking financial aid opportunities that could make your child’s dream college more affordable than you think. In this episode, Brock Jolly, CFP®, explains why families shouldn’t assume an in-state public university is always the most affordable option. He breaks down how need-based financial aid, merit scholarships, the Student A
Paying for College While Protecting Retirement (Ep. 4) (opens the original)
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College costs continue to rise, leaving many families wondering how to prepare without putting their future at risk. How do you balance paying for college, preparing for retirement, understanding scholarships, and making informed decisions when so much can change over time? In this episode, Brock Jolly, CFP®, explores the realities of college planning and the financial decisions families face long before tuition bills arrive. He explains the difference between sticker price and actual cost, brea
Paying for College Without Sacrificing Your Future (Ep. 3) (opens the original)
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Paying for college has become one of the biggest financial stress points for families, and most parents feel like they are trying to solve it alone. This episode sets the stage for a smarter, more human approach to college planning, one that does not force families to choose between their kids’ education and their own future. In this episode, Brock Jolly, CFP®, talks about why college funding has become so confusing, why many traditional planning conversations fall short, and how families can ap
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