College Planning for Co-Parents: Financial Strategies to Save for Your Child's Future Education

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Join us as we sit down with Certified Financial Planner and
College Funding Consultant, Brad Baldridge, to talk through
financial strategies that co-parents can employ to save for their
child's future higher education. In this interview, Brad
discusses the following:

•    Understanding The Real Cost Of Sending Your
Children To College
 •    Developing Financial Strategies For Saving
For College
 •    Planning Early To Put Your Child On The Path
To A Bright Future
 •    How Financial Aid, Scholarships And Loans
Fit Into Reducing The Cost Of Going To College
 •    Understanding The Different Types Of
Colleges And How To Plan For Each Of Them
 •    Why Your Child Being Undecided About Their
College Major Isn’t A Bad Thing
 •    Ways To Increase Your Child’s Chances Of
Admission To Their College Of Choice.
 •    Planning To Take The Stress And Uncertainty
Out Of College Planning
 •    Understanding The DOs And DON’Ts Of
Financial Aid
 •    Avoiding Or Minimizing Student Loans

If you would like to speak with one of our family law attorneys,
please call our office at (503) 227-0200, or visit our website at
https://www.landerholmlaw.com.

To speak with Brad further about financial strategies to save for
your child's college education, you can contact him via his
website: https://www.bradbaldridge.com/ or visit his Facebook
page: Taming The High Cost of College

Disclaimer: The information provided to you today is for
educational purposes only. It is not intended to be specific
recommendations or advice. Nothing in this communication is
intended to provide legal advice nor does it constitute a
client-attorney relationship, therefore you should not interpret
the contents as such. Please consult with a qualified
professional before acting on any of this material. Investing
involves risk. Depending on the types of investments, there may
be varying degrees of risk. Investors should be prepared to bear
loss, including total loss of principal.