2025-2026 FAFSA Form: Things To Know
The 2025 – 2026 FAFSA Form is not changing much from last year, but families need to be prepared to file when it goes live.
SSA vs. SSI vs. SSDI: Key Differences And FAFSA Impact
SSA vs. SSI vs. SSDI are three distinct Social Security programs. Here’s how they compare and how they impact your FAFSA and financial aid.
How Do Parents Afford To Send A Kid To College?
With college costs rising, how can parents and families actually afford to pay for their children to go to college?
Bungled FAFSA Launch Causes Big Drop In Number Of Applications
The bungled 2024-25 FAFSA launch has caused a significant drop in the number of applications for federal student aid. Here’s what’s at stake.
Financial Aid Terminology Trap: Understanding Need-Based Aid
Knowing the financial aid terminology can ensure that you understand exactly what your financial aid package is and how much college will truly cost.
FAFSA Processing Delayed Until March
The Department of Education announced that processing of the FAFSA will be further delayed until March as it corrects the financial aid formula.
New 2024-25 FAFSA Will Cause Millions Of Families To Receive Less Financial Aid
The new 2024-25 FAFSA has several issues that will cost millions of families thousands of dollars in financial aid.
Can College Financial Aid Administrators Reduce Student Loan Limits?
Financial aid administrators can reduce student loan limits in only a few situations. But new rules could expand their authority. Learn how.
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.
Assets for FAFSA Protection Allowance Plunges To Zero
Learn why the FAFSA asset protection allowance is dropping to zero and how it could impact your eligibility for financial aid.
FAFSA Treatment of Unemployment Benefits
The FAFSA treatment of unemployment benefits may hurt your financial aid eligibility. Here’s what to do.