Higher education often comes with a high price tag. Public universities average more than $10,000 a year, with private schools closer to $25,000. And while college costs have steadily increased, the amount of money available for financial aid, grants and scholarships has rapidly decreased. What’s a parent to do? Let us show you how to put your money where your diploma is — via Certificate Accounts, E-Bonds, Mutual Funds, Zero Coupons, Educational IRAs and more. We’ll give you an education on savings your kids will appreciate the rest of their lives.

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