How Does Inflation Affect Savings For Things Like College?
A survey of parents finds they are increasingly concerned about the impact of inflation and stock market volatility on their college savings.
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A survey of parents finds they are increasingly concerned about the impact of inflation and stock market volatility on their college savings.
Learn why the FAFSA asset protection allowance is dropping to zero and how it could impact your eligibility for financial aid.
Minimize the cost of college with financial aid. When you fill out your FAFSA, here’s what you need to know about income limits.
Tuition-free college is a strong draw for students, but there are many caveats that may cause them to fall short for low-income students.
A look at how to calculate the net price of college – or in other terms, how much college really costs!
The FAFSA treatment of unemployment benefits may hurt your financial aid eligibility. Here’s what to do.
Unlike lump sum settlements, there are times when the money from structured settlements will have no impact on financial aid. Learn why.
Title IV status means that a school has been accredited by the Department of Education to participate in federal student aid programs.
Learn about the work-study program of the Federal government. Find out who is eligible and how much it pays! Is it the right program for you?
By learning how to find grants to pay for college, you can lower your out of pocket and loan costs. Here’s what grants are available.
If you have bad credit, you can still get a student loan with bad credit if you follow these steps for Federal and private student loans.
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