Sometimes, laws are written in such a way that they’re really hard to understand exactly what they are say. One subject that is very confusing is what the law says about in-state residency for purposes of college tuition when the student is an active duty dependent using transferred Post 9/11 GI Bill benefits. I have… | Read More…

You know how things seem to come in batches? Or swarms? These last few weeks, I have had the same conversation with a bunch of different people, and it baffles me. “I have three kids, and one is good with money, one is OK with money, and one is terrible with money.” “My wife just… | Read More…

It’s no secret that college is expensive, and that excessive student loans are creating a lot of hardship for many people in the United States. I see a big trend towards blaming the colleges and the loan companies for this situation, but I see it differently. I’ve been mulling over the post for a couple… | Read More…

This post is part of the Center for Financial Services Innovation Financial Health Matters Day 2018 (#FinHealthMatters) financial awareness campaign. It also enters me into a contest, one portion of which is evaluated on social media engagement. So if you could share on Facebook, Twitter, and anywhere else, I’d be very thankful. I had lunch… | Read More…