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College Branded Clothing
Ted is a devout OU Sooners fan. Even when he was still in high school he purchased all the college branded OU clothing he could find. Now, he is a freshman at OU and the first home football game is tonight and he must decide what he is going to wear that ...
Earning a College Degree Online
Traditionally, earning a college degree has required a student to physically attend a college or University at one of the campuses the institution runs. This might require a student to relocate, or the student might be limited in the classes he or she can ...
How To Get A Bad Credit Student Loan or Student Loan Consolidation To Help Your College Education?
The best time to start getting information about bad credit student loans and student loan consolidation is your junior year in high school. In order to determine the exact amount of the loan that you would require, you should research thoroughly on the ...
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Investors in the program thought that they had purchased “paid up” tuition credits under the program, regardless of the future rise in tuition costs. But now states anticipate notifying investors hat the plan cannot meet its projections, and so the investors must “pay up” by making additional investments or bail out of the program. Colorado has already notified investors of the
default and other states anticipate similar actions in the future. Other states are considering more creative options. Most plans agree that the growth of plan assets will not keep pace with college tuition inflation over the next decade.
Investors are irked because they thought that these plans represented a guarantee backed up by the sponsoring state and are shocked to learn that this is not the case.
Of course, a recovery of the financial markets will greatly help ease the burden, but many investment advisers do not expect that to happen in the near future.
About the Author
Tony Novak is an independent writer and financial adviser in Narberth PA who provides OnlineAdviser services through MedSave.com and FreedomBenefits.org.
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ScholarShare Announces College Savings Account GiveawayMarketWatch (press release)SACRAMENTO, CA, May 24, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- ScholarShare, California's 529 college savings program, announces that they will host their first ever sweepstakes on Twitter, giving all qualified entries the chance to win a $1529 ScholarShare ... |
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