Last week we discussed building generational wealth, and we mentioned starting a 529 plan for your child’s tuition. If your child can graduate college debt-free, that gives them a considerable advantage in entering the workforce. But there is much more to the 529 plan than what was covered in the generational wealth article. So, this […]
You turn on the television, and there it is, an ESPN ad touting the first college football game of the season. And where there’s college football, there is, well, college. That’s right, it’s back to school time for millions of students across the United States. But whether you are entering your first semester or your […]
Admittedly, many articles on this blog regarding taxes are cautionary. However, that’s prudent since the goal is to help you navigate events like audits and avoid pitfalls like liens against your personal property. But it’s not all doom and gloom with the IRS. A tax refund can be a bright spot in your year and […]
For many recent graduates, figuring out your first step towards financial responsibility is key. Once you graduate, reality tends to hit hard and fast making it a struggle to get on your feet. You may have student loan debt or have rent to pay. No matter your situation, it is better to have a budget […]
Student loan debt will impact the lives of millions of Americans. Take a look at the numbers: The amount of student loan debt carried by the graduates of the class of 2017 averaged to $39,400 per student, and the total amount of debt carried by Americans was more than $1.48 trillion. Starting this year (2019), […]
For parents saving for a college education and adults trying to pay their own way, student debt can be a nightmare. Luckily, there are more ways to pay for an education than just student loans. The team at Broussard Poché, LLP has a few tips for future and current college students. Saving for the Future […]
Stepping into the professional world can be a bit of a sticker shock for many recent college grads. The transition into a working life can mean managing a budget for the first time. Now that you may have racked up student loans, credit card debt, a car loan, and maybe even a mortgage, better money […]
Student loan debt can feel pretty heavy month to month. Payments may take a large chunk of your income and the payoff date probably feels light years away. But there are ways to manage student debt that won’t feel so suffocating. The team at Broussard Poché, LLP has a few planning and budgeting tips that […]
It happens to many well-meaning people; credit card debt can sneak up on anyone. It may take a little know-how to get yourself out of this sticky situation. There are ways to manage credit card debt without having to live on ramen noodles for the duration of 2018. The experts at Broussard Poché, LLP offer […]
There are a variety of reasons people delay college, and just as many reasons that people decide to go back to school as an adult. The big question remains the same no matter what life stage you’re in when you decide to go back to school, how can I afford it? The team at Broussard […]