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How to Pay for College With Savings Bonds
Paying for College Depending on who owns the savings bonds and when they were purchased, you may be able to use them to pay college tuition and fees tax-free.
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How to Set Up a Scholarship Fund
Paying for College You usually need at least $20,000, but a college or community foundation will do most of the legwork.
By Kimberly Lankford Published
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Higher Education - Is College Worth It?
Sponsored Too many degrees are a waste of money. The return on higher education would be much better if college were cheaper.May 2014
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10 Colleges Actually Lowering the Cost of Tuition
Paying for College The cost of attending college usually moves in only one direction: up, and often quickly.
By Kaitlin Pitsker Published
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FAFSA Tips: What to Do Before the End of 2015 to Boost Your Odds for More Financial Aid
Paying for College Changes coming to the application process make 2015 tax returns doubly important for college-bound students.
By Kaitlin Pitsker Published
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Best Tools to Pay for College
Paying for College Paying for your or your child's college education? These tools can help you manage costs.
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8 Essential Questions about College Savings — Answered
Sponsored What every parent (and grandparent!) needs to knowOctober 2015
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Do We Owe Students Two Free Years of College?
Paying for College Using taxpayer funds to help young Americans get post-secondary training of some sort would be money well spent. The challenge is figuring out how to do it most sensibly.
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Best Ways to Help Your Grandkids Pay for College
Paying for College Be mindful of financial aid and tax rules to make the most of your generosity.
By Sandra Block Published
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