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As Southeast Michigan welcomes the NFL draft to town, a Novi family with deep football roots knows firsthand the value of preparing for the future — whether on the gridiron or in the classroom.
Former Detroit Lions cornerback and NFL front office executive Sheldon White and his wife, Amy, and their family understand that uncertainty waits around the corner in football and in life. That’s why Sheldon, who spent 19 years with the Detroit Lions organization and now is director of pro scouting for the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Amy decided long ago to invest in the Michigan Education Trust (MET) to save for their children’s college education.
Savor a slice and support a scholar — June 18 event aids college-bound foster youth A $10 lunch could help transform a young person’s future. The 13th Annual Foster...
Special bonuses, $25 enrollment minimum help more families take the first step in their children’s educational future In honor of National 529 Day and Gov. Gretchen Whitm...
LANSING, Mich. – Michigan's youth who have experienced foster care are eligible to receive college scholarships following a Fostering Futures Scholarship Trust Fund Fundra...
The Michigan Education Trust (MET), the state’s 529 prepaid tuition savings program, is making opening a college savings account more accessible than ever with a new $25 m...