Navigating financial aid: New FAFSA rules and tips for families
Recent changes to the FAFSA form and process include a simpler form, fewer questions and a revised eligibility formula.
Recent changes to the FAFSA form and process include a simpler form, fewer questions and a revised eligibility formula.
Important changes to the FAFSA filing will take effect this year and impact student aid levels for some families.
More grandparents may consider funding a 529 plan for their grandchildren as financial aid rules change.
Parents looking at future college expenses are assessing choices for funding college to reduce the debt burden for their children and themselves.
The future of student loan forgiveness proposals is still under debate highlighting the need to save for college.
Last year, the coronavirus relief bill signed into law in late 2020 makes several changes to the FAFSA filing process in the future.
Students may want to consider using a Roth IRA to save some of their summer earnings.
While college students may decide to take a gap year, families can continue to plan for the completion of the college program.
Here are some saving strategies using 529 savings plans that may help students maximize their eligibility for financial aid.
Understanding federal financial aid for college