5 FAFSA Tips Every Parent Needs to Know Before They Fill Out Their FAFSA
Filling out the FAFSA is the first step in securing federal student loans, which are often the best loan options available if your family needs to borrow for college.
Financial Aid Guidance for Divorced or Separated Families
If you file tax returns separately AND are separated from your partner, colleges consider you a two-household family.
13 Ways to Successfully Pay Your College Bill
Take some time to map out how to pay for all four years before your student gets the bill for freshman year.
Federal Direct Student Loan Entrance Counseling and Master Promissory Notes
At IAG, we believe it’s critical that college-bound families know they are entitled and guaranteed Federal Direct Student Loan funding.
Acceptance Letters vs. Financial Aid Letters: What’s the Difference?
What is the difference between a college acceptance letter and a financial aid letter?
Mastering the FAFSA: The Essential Parent Guide For Success
What exactly is FAFSA, and why is it such an important piece of your child’s financial aid puzzle?
Student Loans – Discover the Smart Way to Borrow for College
More often than not, students and parents are forced to take out student loans to help pay for their college costs.
Grandparents And 529 College Savings Plans
Grandparents want to help. They see the expense ahead for their kids to pay for college education for their grandkids.
What Is A 529 Plan?
In this video, Peg Keough from College Aid Pro explains what a 529 Plan is and how it can help you save for your child’s education.
The Pros and Cons of Being Waitlisted From A College Funding Perspective
Every year, countless students are waitlisted at major colleges and universities across the country.