Financial Aid Guidance for Divorced or Separated Families
If you file tax returns separately AND are separated from your partner, colleges consider you a two-household family.
My College Money Report™ gives you answers to three critical things every family needs to know before entering the college funding maze.
Get a fully customized report and demystify your student’s college financial aid outlook.
CFP®, RICP®, CExP®, CASL®
Director of Financial Planning, Impact Advisors Group
About This Webinar:
Don’t be fooled by the New Shortened FAFSA. Just because it’s simplified, doesn’t mean it is simple. Learn the language of FAFSA and financial aid to help you avoid the most common mistakes that will cost you money. We will give it to you straight. There is no magic in obtaining the financial aid that you are entitled to nor a magic wand that can qualify you for aid for which you are not eligible. The great news is that most financial aid does not come from the FAFSA but rather from the school. Providing the most accurate information about your finances and learning how to leverage your student’s value to increase scholarships is the key.
Host: Matthew Williams CFP®, RICP®, CEXP®, CASL® | Director of Financial Planning at Impact Advisors Group
Date: Wednesday, December 13th
Time: 6:30 PM ET
Don’t let overpaying for college destroy your retirement plans. Get the best education for the least amount of money.
Impact Advisors Group is hosting a free college planning workshop on Wednesday, November 15th, at Plymouth Country Club, where you will learn how to get the best education for the least amount of money. Seating for this free workshops is limited, so register today!
Tools and Know-How You Need to Pay Less for Higher Education
Host: Matthew Williams CFP®, RICP®, CEXP®, CASL® | Director of Financial Planning at Impact Advisors Group
Dates: Wednesday, November 15th
Time: 6:30 PM ET
Location: Plymouth Country Club, 221 Warren Ave, Plymouth, Massachusetts
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