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1 day ago by Blogtip Staff

The only sourcebook created expressly to save students money At last, here is a guide for students that gives them the scoop on how to use their student I.D.s to cut expenses on airplane tickets, charters, tours, buses, hotels, meals, admission fees, credit cards, insurance, and much, much more. Bas ...

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5 days ago by Doc Smith

i am currently under my guardians taxes and because of that financial aid has helped me a lot, i basically am having a free ride to my university. but recently ive been havin problems with my guardian and she treatened me to take me out of her dependents so i will have to pay for college myself. she ...

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6 days ago by Doc Smith

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7 days ago by Doc Smith

I have been playing with my parent's retirement account and have been making steady returns. Now i want to do this for real. Let's hypothesize that i receive 10k in federal student aid. If i invest with a 10k account in stocks, how will that affect my financial aid package? And how much? What is the ...

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8 days ago by Doc Smith

Do unpaid hospital bills qualify as unusual circumstances for college financial aid? My father passed away 5 years ago from cancer and my mom hasn’t paid off the bills from 2 hospitals yet.She has 0 income, but she does have about ,000 in savings. She was not required to file a tax return for 2007. ...

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10 days ago by Doc Smith

Hey everyone, I'm doing some research on college & financial aid, and would like to get a general feeling about other people's experience with the process. I would really appreciate it you would all take my survey. Here's the link: http://FreeOnlineSurveys.com/rendersurvey.asp?sid=pxfhrx7xa5c99ip557 ...

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10 days ago by Rob

Copyright (c) 2009 Marc Hill As they were ringing in the New Year on January 1, high school juniors and their parents were also ringing in their college financial aid “base year.” Although the actions taken in the base year can mean the difference between saving thousands on college expenses and nee ...

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12 days ago by Doc Smith

If a young woman takes custody of her teenage sister (because the parents are unable to care for her) will Financial Aid look at the sister’s or the parent’s income to gage financial aid qualifications?

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12 days ago by IRSTaxSupport.com

The Obama administration is moving to simplify the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or Fafsa, a notoriously complicated form that asks students seeking financial aid for college as many as 153 questions. The administration’s proposal, to be announced Wednesday, comes in several stages. In J ...

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12 days ago by Doc Smith

Ok so i applied for financial aid to the community college i will be attending start this fall and they sent me a letter back telling me to send in documents of my income or something like that. I have no income and stuff so what am I suppose to do? I don't have tax return I'm 19 unfortunately joble ...

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