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8 Scholarships with October Deadlines

Fall is here, which means whether you are a high school student or in college, the year is in full swing! It also means there are lots of great scholarships to apply to that have October application deadlines. As you continue your scholarship search, don’t forget these quick, helpful tips: Bigger isn’t always better! Lower …
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financial aid, scholarships

Grants for Moms

Key Takeaway: Balancing motherhood and college can be challenging, especially if you are concerned about finances. However, mom and single moms may qualify for grants to help you fund your degree. To determine your eligibility, start by completing the FAFSA. With the right financial support, you can focus on your studies and provide for your …
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Scholarships with September Deadlines

September is a busy month with the start of the new school year, sports, clubs, and for many seniors—college applications! This can also be a great time to start searching and applying for scholarships. Scholarships are a great way to offset some of those college costs, but it can be daunting to start your search …
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financial advice & planning

How Much Should You Save for College?

Key Takeaway: Wondering how much to save for college? To know where to start, it’s important to understand the typical costs of college and how inflation plays a part. This article outlines average tuition costs for the 2023-24 school year and discusses several savings vehicles—529 plans*, Coverdell ESAs, and traditional savings accounts. It will also …
Once your child has gone to college, you may find yourself empty nesting
student loans

8 Ways Parents Can Help Students with Student Loans

The cost of tuition can affect your college bound child from before they start college to long after graduation. Before your student even starts college, the cost of attendance can impact their choice of school. As a college student, they may have to juggle academics with a part-time job to help cover the funding gap. …
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Loud Budgeting – The Opposite of Quiet Luxury

Even if you’ve never heard the viral term, you may already know about loud budgeting. This budgeting trend simply means that people are very open with what they have and may set certain boundaries with friends and families to prioritize their money. The idea of loud budgeting is to empower more people to be comfortable …
financial aid

Financial Aid Options for International Students

Some international students may be able to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), but most international students are not eligible for federal student financial aid within the United States. However, there are exceptions where non-citizens can complete the FAFSA.  Here’s what you need to know about your financial aid options if you’re …
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Scholarships with August Deadlines

As summer draws to a close, don’t let scholarship opportunities slip away with it! While you can find and apply for scholarships all year round why not apply for some some before the school year ramps up? To make the search easier, we’ve compiled a list of scholarships with August deadlines. 8 Scholarships with August …

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