College Financial Planning for Parents & Students

TechGirl Financial loves working with parents and their students to determine wise ways to save for college, finance college expenses and repay loans.

In this section of our SMART Learning Library we cover many of the most commonly asked questions with regards to College Financial Planning. We provide some great TechGirl Tips, Tools and Resources to help both parents and students navigate through the sometimes complex decision making process.

Take a moment and click on the links below to get advice
from TechGirl Financial’s Founder Kim Gaxiola:

Should Parents Help With Their Child’s College Expenses?

5 Ways to Pay for College on Your Terms.

When Should Parents Start Saving for Their Child’s College Expenses?

Should parents use their own retirement funds, 401(k), Roth IRA, IRA or any other type of savings to fund their child’s education?

What Are the Different Types/Categories of Financial Aid Available to Students?

Download TechGirl’s “College Expense Parent Student Agreement”

Lean In To Retirement

Check out TechGirl Financial's Article Series on how to "Lean In To Retirement".

About the Founder

Kim will put you at ease with your financial planning and help you to create a clear picture of your financial future!

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