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Saving for College: How Are Three Families Doing It?
It's never too early to start saving for college. Families like yours are taking advantage of tax-free college savings options today so that when it's time, the money will be there to support big dreams.
FAFSA Helps Families Access the Four Types of Financial Aid for School
Even if you won't qualify for federal student funding, fill out the FAFSA anyway. Why? Because many types of financial aid for school require you to file for federal aid dollars first. Find out more.
Family Ideas: Start Saving for College in Kindergarten
The earlier you start to save for college, the more money your child will be able to pay for an education and the fewer financial aid loans he or she will need. Compare five college savings options.
Three Family Ideas for College Savings
Learn about these important family ideas for college savings. Start early. Invest often. Don't wait. Even $25 invested every month will make a difference. Don't depend on student loans for college.
Top 10 Questions to Ask College Student Financial Aid Advisors
If you're starting the process of collecting financial aid for school, take a look at these 10 questions to ask financial aid advisors about high school scholarships and college student financial aid.
Write a National History Day Essay for High School Scholarships or Cash Prizes!
The National History Day Contest is an intensive, creative program that provides high school scholarships to students and resources to teachers in the high school and middle school classroom.
Saving for College: Three rules
You've heard the advice about saving for college before: start early, invest often, and don't wait. Learn more about these three key rules and why families should follow each one of them very carefully.
Saving for College: It's Never Too Late to Reduce Need for Financial Aid Loans
It's not too late to save. While financial aid loans will help, you can reduce future payments by putting money away now--even if your child is already in middle school.
Advice for Teenagers: Be Prepared for Extra College Expenses
Think your student loans for college will cover all your bases? Plan on being surprised. College students share their advice for teenagers who are just starting their higher education journey.
Money Management 101: Smart Goal Setting
Getting through college requires smart goal setting and money management. For students, learning how to handle a budget and recognize money wasters is the key to goal setting and success.
Seven Steps to Saving Money on Student Loans for College
Looking for financial aid for school? Loans are one good choice of funding if you choose them and use them well. This article lists seven expert tips to help you weigh the options and make the best choices of student loans fo...
4 Factors to Compare Financial Aid, Loans
Family home activities for every college-bound child include figuring out how to finance college. Get familiar with these terms, which you'll need to understand as you compare student loans for college.
Five Types of Student Loans for College
Review the pros and cons of the five types of student loans for college. Learn about Perkins, Stafford, PLUS, sponsored and private financial aid for school. Yes, your child can afford college.
College Costs Checklist
Planning a budget for freshman year? Be sure to include these costs.
6 Ways to Keep More of Your Money
Follow these six strategies to keep more money in your pocket when you're at college.
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