Paying for College: Pieces of the Funding Puzzle
The typical family uses a combination of income, savings, borrowing, and grants/scholarships to pay for college. Not surprisingly, the largest source of funding — 45%
Learn More double right arrowsThe typical family uses a combination of income, savings, borrowing, and grants/scholarships to pay for college. Not surprisingly, the largest source of funding — 45%
Learn More double right arrowsCreated in 1996, National 401(k) Day has historically been celebrated on the Friday following Labor Day to shine a spotlight on this important employee benefit.
Learn More double right arrowsIt’s hard to talk about college without mentioning financial aid. Yet this pairing isn’t a marriage of love, but one of necessity. In many cases, financial aid may be the deciding factor
Learn More double right arrowsIn an early July poll, 58% of Americans said they thought the U.S. economy was in a recession, up from 53% in June and 48% in May. (1) Yet many economic indicators, notably employment, remain strong.
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