How to Pay for College in 3 Phases, Ep #222

Financial Symmetry: Balancing Today with Retirement

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How do you begin to save for your children to go to college? With the rising costs of college education, is it worth the monetary commitment?

Including tuition & fees, room & board, books & supplies, etc. the average cost of college is anywhere from $27,000 for an in-state public school up to $80,000–$90,000 a year for an Ivy League School.

How you pay for your student’s college is one of the most important financial decisions you’ll ever make. In this episode, we cover the three phases of saving for college and what you need to pay attention to in each phase.

Outline of This Episode

[1:53] Why college? Is it necessary?
[2:41] Average cost of college
[4:42] Phase #1: The Saving Phase
[10:02] Phase #2: Preparing for college
[20:44] Phase #3: In-college strategies
[22:57] Summarizing the big points

Resources & People Mentioned

The Retirement Podcast Network
Social Security – Lifetime Earnings of College Graduates
Morningstar – How to Choose a 529 Plan
The FAFSA Application
IRS – American Opportunity Tax Credit (AORC)
IRS – Lifetime Learning Credit
Independent Education Consultants Association
US News – Qualified 529 Expenses
Charles Schwab – 529 to Roth Rollovers

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