Saving for Tomorrow, Living for Today
Welcome to Money Saving Parent! If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to receive daily email updates. You can also join us on Facebook! Thanks for visiting!Everyone could use a little more retirement savings. Many of us have 401K or similar tax- deferred plans offered through our employers and while these plans are (Continue Reading…);
401K and similar plans such as 403b are finally going to receive a long overdue boost. The U.S. Government sets limits each year on the amount of money that citizens can invest into tax- sheltered, tax- deferred plans but it has held these limits flat for a few years. For 2011, the limit is (Continue Reading…);
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This is a guide for anyone in the academy – faculty member, administrator or professional staff – at whatever point she or he may be along the career path. Whether you are a newly-minted Ph.D. landing your first job, at mid career, or even already retired and concerned about how long your money might last, (Continue Reading…);
Review … an invaluable resource for families faced with the daunting prospect of handling the college expenses of their children. Tim Higgins brings his financial planning expertise to the discussion of whether or not students are likely to qualify for federal or private assistance, and offers families excellent suggestions for creating a financial plan that (Continue Reading…);
