Parents

Parents must be careful of the advice they receive when it comes to the best way to pay for college. Unfortunately, many parents do not fully explore all of their options; therefore, taking a “Gambling” approach to funding a college education. The best thing a family can do is research all of their options before making naive decisions.

Why do we work so hard to save our money only to turn around and give up complete control of our very own savings? Most families have little or no savings for their children’s college education. For those families that do have savings, most give up control of their money by depending on government sponsored programs such as Section 529 saving and prepaid tuition plans while chasing rates of return.

Are You Using a Prepaid Tuition, Section 529 Plan, or ANY Government Sponsored Program to Save For College?

Although the Alabama PACT plan has successfully helped thousands of families pay for college tuition, we have warned against investing top priority dollars such as college savings and retirement savings into risky financial vehicles since 2007. After 2008, Alabama college bound families finally started taking our advice. When it comes to these 2 subjects (College Savings and Retirement Savings), you should want a guarantee return of your money, period!

> Kay Ivey rejecting Parent's suggesting to save PACT Video
 

The Good News
 Vs.
The Bad News

The good news is that some government sponsored programs such as the Alabama P.A.C.T. plan have successfully help thousands of families pay for college expenses. This is because some savings is always better than none whether its government sponsored or not. The credit goes to those parents who were willing to save in the 1st place. It’s better to have saved something than to not have saved anything regardless of the vehicle or program.

The bad news is that since 1990, over 40,000 Alabamians used government sponsored college saving programs and subjected themselves to:

  1. Giving up control of their own money by submitting it to restrictions, limitations, and exposing it to market risk.
  1. Having no liquidity and flexibility over their own money.
  1. Taking a chance with potential penalties if they didn’t use their own money as they were instructed by someone.
  1. Not knowing whether or not their equity will be there when they need it most because their plan is not predictable.

  2. Plus at least 20 more limitations to consider!
>Parents Speak Out At PACT Program Hearing Video

These reasons, plus many more are the limitations that families exposed their hard earned money to with government sponsored section 529 and state prepaid tuition plans. It’s enough to make you look for a more reliable and safer approach to college funding.

Luckily, you need not look any further.

Introducing Alabama W.A.Y. Planning:

A safe, proven, and guaranteed way to save and pay for a college education with additional benefits that you can’t receive from, local banks, State and Government sponsored 529 and College Saving plans, or any other qualified investment vehicles.

As the market crashed in 2008, most 529 plans across the entire country lost value including Alabama’s very own PACT Program. On the other hand, during this exact same time span, the families that invested in Collegiate Financial’s W.A.Y plan all showed increases from 2007- current.

 
 
 

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