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“Every dollar saved in fees is another dollar saved for future college costs. We see Colorado working hard to save and send their children to college, and that further inspires us to work hard to provide the best and most productive savings resources. These lower fees combined with our Colorado tax advantages make our Direct Portfolio plan one of the best savings options available.”
Angela Baier, CollegeInvest CEO
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Middle - to lower-income families can apply now for up to $2,500 in free matching college money from CollegeInvest

Colorado families have until December 31, 2010 to be preapproved for program   Contact: Susan Hagar 720 935 1777 hagarcomm@comcast.net FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 18, 2010 Denver, CO – CollegeInvest, Colorado’s not-for-profit higher education financing resource, is helping middle- to lower-income Colorado families make saving for college a little easier through its Matching Grant Program.  The Matching Grant Program matches contributions to CollegeInvest’s college savings plans dollar-for-dollar for qualifying middle- to lower-income Colorado families,

COLLEGE INVEST’S SCHOLARS CHOICE RANKED #1

Achievement marks the third consecutive quarter for CollegeInvest’s advisor-sold fund Denver, CO, September 27, 2010 – CollegeInvest, Colorado’s state sponsored 529 college savings program, announced today that its Scholar’s Choice College Savings Plan, was ranked #1 in the nation by Savingforcollege.com, owned by Bankrate Inc.  The rating is among Class A-share portfolio performance for the one-year period ending 6/30/2010.  This is the third consecutive quarter that Scholar’s Choice has achieved this distinction. The fund is managed by Legg Mason Global Asset Allocation.

College is expensive.  But what does it cost to go without a higher education?

  Opinion Column By Debra DeMuth                          A recent study by Georgetown University projects that within the next 8 years nearly 70% of Colorado jobs will require a college degree.  Currently, 86% of Colorado jobs require at least a two-year degree.  And the lifetime earning potential for a college degree can be as much as $1 million greater than an individual with just a high school diploma.   Over the past few decades, higher education has become a virtual must for American workers.   But with the news of tuition increases, more and more families are

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