Financial Aid Pitfalls for High-Income Families—and How to Avoid Them
Even wealthy families can qualify for college aid—if they avoid these common mistakes.
Even wealthy families can qualify for college aid—if they avoid these common mistakes.
A 529 college savings plan sounds like a no-brainer—but it can actually hurt your aid eligibility if you’re not careful
Waiting until junior year is too late—college planning should start by sophomore year for best
Rising seniors can still boost their financial aid—but only if they act before deadlines hit.
Stay ahead of deadlines and avoid last-minute panic with this step-by-step guide
The PSAT is more than just practice—it could be the key to major scholarship dollars.
Divorced and remarried families need to understand how aid is calculated—or risk losing thousands.
Don’t let the big numbers scare you—what you actually pay for college is often much lower.
Your Student Aid Index (SAI) can determine how much—or how little—you pay for college.
Owning a business can help—or hurt—your financial aid strategy depending on how you report it.