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How The $3,400 Education Freedom Tax Credit Works: A Plain-English Explainer For Donors
Starting in 2027, a K-12 scholarship gift earns a dollar-for-dollar federal tax credit of up to $1,700, or $3,400 for married couples. Here’s how it works.
Proposed Bill Would Cut Off Federal Student Aid To For-Profit Colleges
Rep. Jayapal’s Students Not Profits Act would end federal student aid at for-profit colleges and tighten nonprofit conversion rules. What would change.
How To Hack The FAFSA In 2027-28: 7 Legal Moves That Lower Your SAI
Seven legal FAFSA moves that can lower your Student Aid Index for 2027-28, from 401(k) contributions and grandparent 529 plans to two-year income timing.
Pell Grants: What They Are And How To Qualify
Pell Grants are issued by the Department of Education to undergraduate students who are able to demonstrate an exceptional financial need.
PSLF Employer Rule Nears Its End As Government Drops Two Court Appeals
The Education Department dropped its appeals of the rulings that struck down its PSLF employer rule. Here’s what that means for public service borrowers.
Senate Democrats Want To Double TEACH Grants And End The Student Loan Penalty
Sen. Booker’s Diversify Act would double the TEACH Grant to $8,000 a year and end the penalty that turns grants into loans. What would change for teachers.
How To Prevent TEACH Grants From Becoming Student Loans
Miss the TEACH Grant service rules and every grant becomes a Direct Unsubsidized Loan with back interest. Here’s how to keep yours a grant.
Why Colleges Raise Tuition: 446 Schools Explain Price Hikes
Read what 446 colleges with the biggest price hikes told the Education Department, from inflation to federal aid, plus a searchable table of every answer.
New Bill Would Pay College Tuition For Children Of 20-Year Teachers, Police, And Firefighters
H.R. 10551 would pay public college tuition, fees, and books for children of teachers, police, and firefighters with 20 years of public service
Can You Start Your Own Nonprofit To Qualify For PSLF?
Yes, you can start a nonprofit to qualify for PSLF, but you must be a paid, full-time W-2 employee of a real 501(c)(3). Here are the rules and costs.
