Kids and College
According to an EdChoice survey, more than 72% of millennials would prefer to have their kids in private schools. Private schools tend to boast smaller class sizes, specialized creative instruction along with as wider academic subject offering. The only catch …
More millennials these days are choosing to not have children. There are lots of reasons why, but one of the main ones on the list is the high cost of raising kids. These financial costs are causing many to abstain from child-rearing. …
When you’re burdened with a lot of student loan debt, it can be difficult to make your monthly payments. Unfortunately, one of the worst things that can happen as a result is defaulting on your student loans. Defaulting on your …
All across the United States, children are getting ready to go back to school. Some children are excited, and others are dreading the start of the school year enrolled in electrical technician program san jose. Likewise, parents are probably rejoicing …
Frugal parents are faced with a common dilemma. Spending too much on your children is unwise and can lead to spoiling them, but depriving them isn’t the best way to go, either. So where are parents supposed to draw the …
College can be a very expensive experience. The tuition bill is bad enough, but if you aren’t careful, you’ll find yourself paying more than you need to in other areas. If you’re heading off to college soon, check out these …
I only graduated college 8 years ago, but hindsight is 20/20. There are already so many things I wish I could go back and tell that excited, slightly terrified new college graduate. When you’re fresh out of college, many times you’re just hoping …
Around this time of year everyone is excited to be attending college graduation ceremonies for close friends and family. But the truth is that after they walk across the stage, receive their diploma, and throw their cap into the air, …
David Fagan, a marketing executive with eight children, has decided that he’s not going to pay for his children’s college education. Fagan argues that he doesn’t think a college degree is still worth the $200,000 estimated or so costs at …
I know that August is just beginning, and we’re already talking about back-to-school shopping and before you know it, Christmas is around the corner, and 2015 is already here. Let’s calm down, take a big breath and take one moment …
