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Education can be a crucial, but expensive part of your future. Discover how to make paying for school more manageable.
Education can be a crucial, but expensive part of your future. Discover how to make paying for school more manageable.
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If you have a future college student, consider asking relatives to contribute to a 529 plan instead of buying birthday or holiday gifts.
Seeking financial aid? What you need to know about the FAFSA
Nearly every U.S. college and university uses one financial aid form. Here are 6 key things you need to know before you fill it out.
How much to save for college: 4 common questions
Looking to kick-start your college savings plan? Get answers to common questions about college savings plans such as how and when to start saving and investing with these tips from Better Money Habits.
Terms to know when you take out student loans
Get a handle on the concept of student loans to help you better understand things like borrowing choices and the repayment process.
Prep your college freshman for financial success
For teens, college is a threshold of independence. Help your college freshman reach for financial success in seven steps.
Saving for college at the last minute
From applying for financial aid to loan repayment, estimate your contributions and learn all about paying for college.
3 repayment options for federal student loans
How to get the most from the GI Bill
How to get an early start in planning for college
College planning takes lots of preparation. These timetables can help you and your child begin to plan for the college years ahead.
5 things you may not know about 529 college savings plans
A Section 529 college savings plan can be a great tax-advantaged way to save for an education, and it may offer surprising financial flexibility. Here are 5 potential ways to benefit from 529 plans.
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There are different kinds of federal loans. Know the difference between Perkins, PLUS loans, and others.
Did You Know?
If you have the option of subsidized federal loans, it will cost you less over time than unsubsidized loans.
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