The Yoders share reader comments from recent columns.

A look at the insurance options (health, auto, personal possessions and identity theft) that you might like to consider for your college freshman.

Karen Blumenthal explains how to save for the various stages of your financial life.

If the bear market has kept you from saving for your child's college education, you're not alone. A recent survey showed 47% of parents are saving less or aren't saving at all for their kids' education.

All of a sudden, college savings accounts are getting complicated. We'll make it simple.

This summer went extremely fast and many parents are not ready for back to school. Whether it’s due to procrastination or not wanting to spend the money try and enjoy the next couple weeks and don’t stress it will all work out as it always does.

The financial value of a college education outweighs the cost even when one considers the cost of attendance, the interest on education debt and the opportunity cost of skipping several years of income from a job.

Make your application process as simple and beneficial as possible by using these smart techniques.

If you can only afford to save a small amount for your child's college education, here are some simple strategies that can get you on track for your college saving goal.  

529 college savings plan are not getting the attention they deserve as many families of all income levels are not taking advantage of them.