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The True Cost of a College Education

The sticker price of a college education can be shocking. Moreover, this sticker price is increasing every year. The College Board says that students enrolled at a private college during…
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FAFSA and You

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, more commonly known as FAFSA, is the gateway to most types of college financial aid. This application asks questions about the student and…
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The Challenge of Working Your Way Through College

Working your way through college can provide precious work experience and valuable life lessons while teaching you the importance of budgeting your time, money, and more. However, it also presents…
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Expected Family Contribution

Expected Family Contribution, also known as EFC, tells you what your family should expect to pay for college tuition, fees and room and board. Your family’s financial condition and health…
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Comparing Your Financial Aid Offers

Financial aid offers make college possible for many students across the country. But not all are created equal. It is essential to make an apple to apple comparison when it…
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Special Situations to Consider Before Starting Social Security

It makes financial sense to wait to collect your Social Security benefits until you hit full retirement age: 66 if you were born between 1943 and 1954 and as old…
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Stretch Your Retirement Budget

You’ve worked hard all your life. You do not want to enter retirement worrying about how you are going to pay for medical costs, insurance, groceries and your other bills.…
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