Planning For Major Life Events: Weddings, College, and Beyond
Life is full of significant milestones, each bringing its mix of joy, excitement, and—let's face it—financial stress.
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Life is full of significant milestones, each bringing its mix of joy, excitement, and—let's face it—financial stress.
In this article, Tom discusses how to approach lenders, the importance of co-signers, and the role of federal student loans in mitigating the impact of bad credit.
We understand the unique challenges the sandwich generation faces. This guide aims to help you navigate the financial waters of college planning, financial aid, and scholarships while balancing your other responsibilities.
The financial landscape for the sandwich generation is unique and often complex. On one hand, there's the rising cost of higher education, and on the other, there are the expenses associated with caring for elderly parents. This dual financial responsibility requires a strategic approach to ensure that both needs are met without compromising your family’s future or present well-being.
If you ever feel like you’re “sandwiched” between taking care of your children and caring for older parents, you’re part of the “sandwich” generation. While this term can refer to people who are still raising young, school-aged children at home, it also encapsulates adults who have financially dependent (or partially dependent) adult children.