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The Problem with College Planning 3

Advisor Beth V. Walker explains how advisors can help clients use other people's money to pay for educational expenses.

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In this final episode, advisor Beth V. Walker explains how advisors can help clients use other people’s money in college planning to pay for educational expenses.

In particular, she reviews home equity, insurance, interfamily and student loans.

Hear what Walker has to say in episode 1 and episode 2 of The Problem with College Planning series.

 

 

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