Clients with college-age children applying for financial aid may see a big increase in their stress levels.
An increasing number of financial professionals are moving to the sunny high-net-worth enclave to set up shop.
Efforts to roll back shareholder rights are under way.
Families can implement many strategies to cut college costs—if they know about them.
A new scholarship program is part of a broader effort to double the number of African-American advisors.
An advisor with a big interest in college funding has started sharing his knowledge and tools with peers.
It would remove restrictions on investment changes and make it easier for employers to set up payroll deductions.
Until a recent change, New Jersey would often require a parent cosigner to pay off a student loan of a child who died.
Using an automatic investing feature is one of the best things families with 529 plans can do, says one expert.
It's concerned the companies may lose their users' trust and may jeopardize long-term shareholder wealth.