education planning

Nina Falci, WWA Operations Coordinator

Uniform Transfers to Minor Act (UTMA) and Uniform Gift to Minors Act (UGMA) accounts are usually opened by parents and

The CFP® Team at Washington Wealth Advisors

May 29th marks the nationwide celebration of 529 Day, an opportunity to highlight the many benefits of 529

The CFP® Team at Washington Wealth Advisors

The cost of a college education increases every year, largely unbeknownst to you until you receive the bill. The

The CFP® Team at Washington Wealth Advisors

As the end of the year approaches, we reflect on all that 2021 has brought, so that we can properly plan for the

By Ann D. Blakey, CFP®

This is the time of year that most parents and guardians with college-aged students struggle with the infamous FAFSA form (Free

By Todd I. Youngdahl, CFP® and Ann D. Blakey, CFP®

Updated from 5/24/21

Time to review your Education Savings Strategy as we enter the 2021 - 2022 'Back

By Ann D. Blakey, CFP®

Before your beautiful new baby turns 18, you will have spent nearly $233,610 on child-related costs.[1] It’s worth every penny, of

By Maura C. Schauss, CFP®

There are 135 different certifications for financial advisors, and most of them begin with the letter “C”: CFPs, ChFCs, CPAs, CLUs

By Todd Youngdahl, CFP®

Congratulations! Your baby is graduating from high school and stepping into adulthood.  For your family, that may mean off to college!

By Maura Schauss, CFP® 

Have you heard? Right now, Americans owe over $1.5 trillion in student debt.[1] Studies have found that this debt burden is not only