Divorced parents, no communication, and college costs—discover steps to save money and reduce stress for your teen’s future.

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Divorced mom shares how College Financial Prep simplified the financial aid process with clear, personalized support during a very stressful time.

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Divorced parents should start planning early for college costs to save money, reduce stress, and navigate financial aid complexities smoothly.

Spring is key for 11th graders' college financial planning. Start building a college list, explore scholarships, and prep for the FAFSA now!

Divorce is an incredibly difficult process, both emotionally and financially. When you’re also trying to plan for a child’s future college education, it can add yet another layer of complexity to an already stressful situation.

At College Financial Prep, we've revamped our College Jumpstart Packages for 2025 to help families like yours navigate the complexities of both applying to college and paying for college. Each package is designed to give you and your teen the expert guidance you need to stay organized, reduce stress, and save on college costs.

As parents, we all want the best for our children’s future, especially when it comes to their education. But navigating the financial side of college planning can feel overwhelming. So, when should you start preparing for the expenses that come with higher education?