Archive for the ‘COLLEGE SAVINGS PLANS’ Category
STUDENT LOAN SCENARIO – how can $4,000 actually increase your wealth by $18,299.32?
How many student loans do you own? Blindly paying monthly payments without understanding what is really going on behind the scenes with each of your loans can create devastating unmanageable increasing debt load. Let me help you understand what is going on with your debts and come up with a plan so there will be […]
January 8, 2015
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Tags: college loans, Education Financial Prison, Escape Financial Prison, Interest Calculations on College Loans, Make 18000 with 4000 · Posted in: 529 vs 7702, COLLEGE SAVINGS PLANS, Comparison College Savings, Get out of Financial Prison, Save Interest with Student Loans, STUDENT LOAN MISINFORMATION, Uncategorized
GAMES LENDERS PLAY WITH YOUR STUDENT LOANS – Student Loan Misinformation that causes lifelong increasing debt.
The owner of this student loan has been told by the lender her monthly payment need only be $48, and that is what she has been paying for a number of years. She believes that the loan is a ten (10) year loan also. Why isn’t basic loan mathematics a requirement to understand before anyone […]
January 4, 2015
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Tags: college loans, GAMES LENDERS PLAY, KEYENSIAN, LENDER TRICKS TO KEEP STUDENTS IN DEBT, NEGATIVE AMORTIZED LOANS, student debt, STUDENT LOAN DEBT · Posted in: COLLEGE SAVINGS PLANS, GAMES LENDERS PLAY WITH UNSUSPECTING STUDENTS, STUDENT LOAN MISINFORMATION
College Costs Increase for 2014/2015
College Costs Increase for 2014/2015
December 2, 2014
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Tags: 2014-2015, College, costs, increase · Posted in: College COSTS Increase, COLLEGE SAVINGS PLANS
COLLEGE SAVING CHOICES with Benefits Comparison
There are so many occasions we buy gifts for our loved ones throughout one year. Once a year everyone has a birthday. Once a year it is also Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanza, Easter, and New Year. Graduation from pre-school, kindergarten, elementary school are also times we gift our children. How about considering, instead of buying them […]
November 10, 2014
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Posted in: 529 decline for college, 529 vs 7702, College Planning, COLLEGE SAVINGS PLANS, Comparison College Savings, Tuition Tracking Software
Free Tuition Software – for tracking student loan details.
Just found this awesome looking software designed specifically for tracking student loans making it easier to know which loans to tackle first, how much you owe, where you are at in your amortization schedules etc. and more. Most loans will automatically populate after you enter your information. Best part is, at the moment it is […]
March 31, 2013
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Tags: college tuition tracking software, tuition tracking, tuition.io · Posted in: 529 decline for college, 529 vs 7702, College Planning, COLLEGE SAVINGS PLANS, Tuition Tracking Software
What’s the BEST Way to Pay for College? Free Presentation Feb 21st.
Come find out at our free, one hour educational presentation on February 21st from 5 till 6 pm at the Orange County Chamber of Commerce Gallery Room. If you are unable to join us for this live presentation, call me anyway so we can provide a private webinar for you to answer your questions. REGISTER […]
January 14, 2013
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Tags: 529 or alternative, Best way to pay for college, College, Planning · Posted in: College Planning
L30) How Cash Flows Through Your Private Banking System
One Example of Cash Flowing Through A Private Reserve, Infinite Banking System “You will either own your own bank or you will be the customer of someone else’s bank, but you cannot take banking out of the equation.” Nelson Nash. Question: Which current financial vehicle works best for utilizing as a private reserve, infinite banking […]
September 15, 2012
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Tags: 7702 college, 7702 tuition, cash value, CV, how cash flows, IBC, infinite banking, private banking system, student loans, tuition payments · Posted in: CLIENT LESSONS, COLLEGE SAVINGS PLANS, L30) IBC CashFlow
Those who understand interest earn it, those who don’t, pay it! Are student loan rates really what they seem?
Einstein said: “Those who understand interest earn it, those who don’t, pay it.” Which are you; the earner or the payer? Check out this student loan being charged 2.9%. This person told me they were not in a hurry to pay back this loan because the interest rate was so low. But the rate is […]
June 18, 2012
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Tags: 529 vs 7702, college savings, Einstein quote, interest, IRC 529 plan, IRC 7702 plan, student loan rates, student loans, utilizing debt within IBC system · Posted in: 529 vs 7702, COLLEGE SAVINGS PLANS, Interest VOLUME, Student Loan Rates, STUDENT LOANS
Protected: L14) Paying Premiums from Policy Values. Yes or No?
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January 7, 2012
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Tags: college loans, Death Benefit, gain at death, gee wiz, life insurance, living benefits, Paid Up Additions Rider, parent college loans, parity, policy values, premiums, private reserve, private reserve strategy, PUA, PUA rider, Term, universal life, Whole Life · Posted in: BANKING with INSURANCE, CLIENT LESSONS, COLLEGE SAVINGS PLANS, INSURANCE PREMIUMS, L14) Paying Premiums from Policy Values, Life Insurance Premiums, PRIVATE RESERVE STRATEGY™
The Long Slow Decline of the 529 Plan. WSJ
Education and Your Money by AnnaMaria Andriotis (Author Archive) Published October 5, 2010 Is this the real beginning of the end for 529 college savings plans? The Long Slow Decline of the 529 Plan Read more: Wall Street Journal Ever since the crash, parents have been wary of 529 plans. Now they’re doing something about […]
June 12, 2011
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Tags: 529 college savings plans, AnnaMaria Andriotis, wall street journal on 529 · Posted in: 529 decline for college, COLLEGE SAVINGS PLANS, Decline of 529, WSJ
IRC 529 vs IRC 7702 – Saving for College
First of all, what is a 529? (It is the Tax code governing college savings plans) The 529 college savings plan is a state sponsored, tax-advantaged tool that is offered so families can save specifically for qualified higher education expenses for their children. Personally, I do not like to call them ‘savings’ plans due to […]
December 23, 2010
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Jennifer ·
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Tags: 529 saving for college, 529 savings plan, 529 vs 7702, cash value in life insurance policies, compare college savings plans, forbes magazine, internal revenue code 529, internal revenue code 7702, IRC 529, IRC 7702, IRC529, IRC7702, saving for college, using life insurance to save for college, Wall Street Journal · Posted in: 529 vs 7702, A different way of saving for college