How You Can Maximize Student Aid: Strategies for the FAFSA and the Expected Family Contribution (EFC) To Increase Financial Aid for College
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| Rating | : | 4.98 (512 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0981473741 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 155 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-02-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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The goal is to help you maximize aid while keeping your assets accessible; growing with tax benefits. Recently Updated and Revised in 2014. From the Author**SHIPS FASTER THAN EXPECTED**There is a known glitch in 's system that can trigger the Availability to say "Ships in 1-3 weeks" when in most cases the book ships much faster. Please order with confidence. A mistake on the FAFSA can result in loss of several thousands of dollars in aid.This valuable reference guide will provide you with new ideas and help you prioritize, whether you are saving for a newborn or if college is looming just around the corner.Inside this Quick Reference Guide You Will Find:Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA): Quick overview Expected Family Contribution (EFC): Detailed formula ex
wabeamyngenque said A real winner!. Bought this in conjunction with a couple of other books since our library doesn't have much. Wow what a wealth of information I have been missing. I couldn't believe how much I didn't know. Thank you for carrying such great information Amazon. I need all the help I can get to make the money stretch. There isn't too much to go around these days.. "Informative USEFUL book" according to Glenda L. No-nonsense book to help parents understand what information to include when filling out financial aid forms for college. Most helpful book I have read so far.. Info does not seem correct M. Mindlin Compared assumptions formed while reading this book with the government FAFSA predictor and they came out completely different. This left me dissatisfied and mistrusting the book. When I do my final FAFSA next year I will change my review if it comes out as suggested by the book.
How You Can Maximize Student Aid includes 2013 tax forms and 2014-2015 EFC rules. Forms and images are updated every few years to assist you. The goal is to help you maximize aid while keeping your assets accessible; growing with tax benefits. This valuable reference guide will provide you with new ideas and help you prioritize, whether you are saving for a newborn or if college is looming just around the corner.. Recently Updated and Revised in 2014. An in-depth understanding of the Expected Family Contribution will help families and students strategize prior to completing the FAFSA. A mistake on the
Tracy Foote consults with leading advisors on investing, life insurance, and student eligibility for federal aid. Whether parents are saving for a newborn or college is looming around the corner, they can identify areas to save thousands of dollars. . Her book provides an introduction to the financial aid process, giving