Posts by Chris Wills
FPA of Iowa presentation
Click here to access College Inside Track’s FPA of Iowa presentation
Read MoreCollege Inside Track Ohio FSP presentation
Click here to access a copy of Chris Wills’ presentation at the Ohio FSP meeting
Read MoreFinancial advisor education slide show
Click on the following link to download CIT’s financial advisor education slide show
Read MorePaying for college and how to discuss it with your child webinar
The two scariest parts of the college process are figuring out how to pay for it, and then having that conversation with your kid. But the good news is we’re here to help… Click here to view College Inside Track’s webinar on “Paying for college and how to discuss it with your child.”
Read MoreCollege Planning Tips for Parents and Grandparents
CIT’s Jay Benanav was a guest on WCCO Radio’s Your Money with Bruce Helmer and Peg Webb and discussed college planning tips for parents and grandparents. Listen to Jay’s appearance here
Read MoreAmeriprise Storrar FC presentation
Click here to access the College Inside Track presentation from the 2018 Storrar FC meeting.
Read MoreInsider tips for the week of July 30, 2018
6 tips for managing your EFC – Your EFC, or expected family contribution, is a number used by colleges to determine how much financial aid you will receive and a topic most families know little about. Invest a few minutes to read Road2College’s helpful tips to potentially save your family money. 5 strategies…
Read More8 Insider Tips to Late-Stage College Planning presentation for financial advisors
Click here to access College Inside Track’s 8 Insider Tips to Late-Stage College Planning presentation for financial advisors
Read MoreFSP Central IL presentation
Click here to access College Inside Track’s FSP Central IL Presentation
Read MoreInsider tips for the week of June 25, 2018
Grades and test scores don’t mean as much as they used to – Jeff Selingo explains that with 50 percent of American teens now graduating with an A average and over 1,000 colleges having dropped standardized tests as an admission requirement, other factors such as demonstrated interest are playing a larger role than before. …
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