College Planning Information: Financial Aid & Admission Strategies Help You Pay For College Without Going Broke


Edward Bove is the founder and president of Beacon College Planning, Beacon Financial Services and Tax Express.

He has nearly two decades of experience in the financial and tax professions.

He launched the first of his affiliated businesses in 1997 to provide a one-stop financial supermarket for the public.

Ed is a firm believer in taking an educational approach to discussing tax issues and money matters with people so they can feel comfortable and confident in handling important financial situations in their lives.

After experiencing first-hand the complex maze of putting his eldest child through the college admissions and financial aid processes, Ed decided to commit a massive amount of time and resources to learn the system inside out so he'd be able to help his clients
avoid the headaches and frustrations that so many parents of college-bound students are forced to endure.

From those efforts Beacon College Planning emerged as a powerful resource to help families learn how to put their kids through college without going broke.
 
A graduate of Seton Hall University, Ed also is an accomplished author, most recently contributing articles to the business section of the Daily Record newspaper of Morris County, NJ. He resides in Northern New Jersey with his wife and three children.

Ed Bove Is:
  • A member of the National Association of College Funding Advisors (NACFA)
  • A Member of the National Society of Tax Professionals (NSTP)
  • Licensed to Provide Life and Health Insurance in New Jersey*
  • Licensed to Provide Securities in New Jersey including Mutual Funds and Annuities*
  • A Notary Public in the State of New Jersey
  • A Member of the National Notary Association
  • A Member of the Union Township Chamber of Commerce

* This is not a solicitation to buy or sell insurance or investment products.

If You Would Like To Discover
"How to Get Thousands of Dollars of FREE Money for College...Regardless of Your Income Level or How Good a Student You Have"