Today’s episode brings Roger Whitney, “The Retirement Answer Man,” to the microphone who will be indeed answering some of our questions on retirement planning with college in sight. Roger has been a financial planner for 24 years, walking with his clients through the retirement maze. Eventually he developed a podcast and blog on the subject […]
TTHC 31 – Grant Baldwin, Major Decisions, Career Choices
Welcome! We’re talking with Grant Baldwin, who is a speaker, author and entrepreneur and his expertise is in helping students choose a major or career path. We hope to benefit from his insights on helping high school and college students take the next step in their own life plan. Later, I’ll be outlining the 5 […]
TTHC30 – Joe Saul-Sehy, College Planner, College Parent
As as financial planner, many families have turned to me to help them plan for their child’s college funding, but today we’re going to combine those roles as we welcome Joe Saul-Sehy, a financial planner and a father of twins who are in college. Joe will share his experience with us, as co-founder of the […]
TTHC29 – Six Types of Colleges and How They Impact Pricing
Happy Thanksgiving! – What better opportunity for me to say thank you to our listeners! We hope these podcasts have made a positive difference in your college planning. If you have found these helpful please share this podcast with others in the planning process. I’m “going solo” in this podcast, and I’m covering the six […]
TTHC28 – Taking a Gap Year Interview with Holly Bull, President, Center for Interim Programs
It may be a bit fearsome to consider, but taking a year off after high school or during your college career can be a huge benefit for students. Holly Bull was a student who did just that and she now counsels students on how they too can do the same, effectively, as President of the […]
TTHC27 – ACT/SAT Test Prep Tips Interview with Josh Stephens, Director of International Development, ArborBridge
The landscape for getting into college has become markedly more competitive, and the scores a student submits from the ACT or SAT can make or break admissions into their chosen college. So test prep be-comes equally important. We’re fortunate to talk with Josh Stephens, who counsels students around the world to navigate through the process […]