FAFSA Problems Will Delay Financial Award Letters
On January 30, 2024, the Department of Education (DOE) announced that colleges will receive the students’ FAFSA information in mid-March. The last DOE update stated
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LoginOn January 30, 2024, the Department of Education (DOE) announced that colleges will receive the students’ FAFSA information in mid-March. The last DOE update stated
As we approach the beginning of tax season, many student loan borrowers need to be made aware of the impact of their tax filing decisions
The new FAFSA Submission issues are causing some frustration for students, parents, and college financial aid offices. The anticipation of the new FAFSA launch by
As we start 2024, many of us form new resolutions hoping to improve ourselves and our lives. Most of these resolutions focus on improving an
This blog post is a follow-up to our previous detailed article, “FAFSA will be Available 12/31 with some Caveats“. As stated, students and families can
The Department of Education (DOE) announced that the IDR One-Time Adjustment Program was extended through April 30, 2024. It was to expire on December 31,
On Wednesday, November 15th, the Department of Education (DOE) announced that the FAFSA will be available by 12/31/2023. It finally gave us a firm date.
Are you caught in the financial tangle of planning for your child’s college education while saving for retirement? Navigating the world of Parent PLUS loans
Due to the FAFSA delay issues, this year’s Appeal process will be slightly different. We recommend getting a head start since the time to appeal
Are FAFSA delays causing a domino effect in college admissions? For the high school class of 2024, the launch of FAFSA Simplification is causing additional
This year’s college-bound seniors and their families should be comparing their award letters shortly. It has been delayed due to the FAFSA processing delays. To
Parents and students often find it challenging to understand the financial aid award letters they receive from each college. PayForED has developed college funding and
Over 70% of families finance a portion of their children’s education, and many families need help understanding the long-term consequences of borrowing loans to pay
Due to the FAFSA issues, college financial aid award letters are delayed, but they should arrive shortly for college-bound students. The PayForED series on Understanding
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