September 29, 2011

Bang for your College Buck

Bill Ramsay

Over the summer I wrote about the return on investment of a college education.  While a college graduate on average earns $20k more per year than a non-graduate, a bachelor’s degree may not be the only way to achieve a competitive income. The article below highlights careers with good earning potential that require a 2 year associates degree.  In light of the fact that many of our college students are graduating with significant student loan debt, this article provides some good alternative options and food for thought.

 

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September 29, 2011

Bill Ramsay is a Certified Financial Planner™ and owner of Financial Symmetry, Inc. Bill is often interviewed for industry publications such as Financial Planning, Inside Information, Journal of Financial Planning, and Investment Advisor. He is a frequent guest for The Triangle Business Journal’s annual financial roundtable discussions. Bill has also been interviewed for national financial publications like The Wall Street Journal and Barron’s as well as general news publications such as Newsweek and the Raleigh News and Observer.

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