Government Grants
Government Assistance programs can help subsidize the cost of education.
Saving For College
It's never too early to start a college saving fund for your children.
Scholarships
Hundreds of scholarships are available to provide financial support for students.
Top 529 Plans
Some state 529 plans are better than others, find out which one is best for you.
Grant programs offered by the federal government are available to provide assistance to students pursuing part-time and full-time education. The Department of Education offers several college grant awards, and hundreds of public and private scholarships and grants exist to make your academic years more manageable by subsidizing the cost of attendance. Undergraduate students interested in awards based funding should fill out the FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The eligibility requirements vary with each award, so do your research before spending time on the application.
What You Need To Know About Educational Pell Grants
The Federal Pell Grant may award you up to $6,895 per year for school if you qualify. Find out how you may qualify.
Government Grants – What you Need to Know
Government grants provide funds for a specific purpose, including starting a business, paying for childcare, or getting an education.
Best 529 Plans in the U.S.: Where to Invest for College Savings
Selecting the best 529 plan involves careful consideration of various factors, including tax benefits, investment options, fees, state-specific benefits, and user experience.
What's New for Education Grants in 2024
The landscape of education grants in 2024 reflects a dynamic and responsive approach to current educational challenges and opportunities.
4 Ways to Save Money on College Application Fees
What used to be free now has a fee. Fortunately, there are ways to save money on college application. Here's how.
The Basics of Joe Biden’s Student Debt Relief Plan
The nation is buzzing about the Biden Administration’s student debt relief plan.
The New FAFSA Application: 6 FAFSA Changes You Need to Know
New FAFSA changes will impact millions of American students in higher education from the 2023-2024 school year and beyond. Changes include fewer questions and more eligibility.
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