From student loans to 529 plans and financial aid -- these sites will guide you through how to plan and pay for college.
Information on how pay for college is just a mouse click away. Here are some Web sites that can help you navigate everything from investment choices to financial aid policies:
- College Board: Features an online calculator that will project college costs and how much you need to save.
- Saving for College: Compiles and analyzes information about 529 Savings Plans and other investment options.
- Simple Tuition: Provides the lowdown on student loans.
- National Institute of Certified College Planners: Helps parents locate a Certified College Planning Specialist in their area who can prepare a comprehensive financial plan to save for college, including investments and tax strategies.
- FinAid: Offers information about financial aid, including guidelines on how to apply and rules for qualifying.
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A great site for organizing and managing your high school senior's time for college applications is IvyMap.com (http://www.ivymap.com/). Using your child's college list, IvyMap.com delivers an online customized calendar with time set aside for all the parts of each of your child's applications and also supplies a spreadsheet tracker with all the key details and dates for each of your child's applications. All this costs just $10.00 per college. It is a great tension reliever for families too!
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