You probably started thinking about financial planning for college when your child was very young. You may even have thought about it before your child was born, perhaps while you were shopping for a bassinet and a teddy bear. After all, it’s one of the major responsibilities you face as a parent: your child’s college education.
Personal growth and expanded horizons are reason enough to send a child to college, but there are more practical considerations, too. College graduates have more jobs to choose from, and they generally make more money than people who only have a high school education. That makes a college education very important for your child’s future.
