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College Aid for the Affluent

You shouldn't automatically assume that your family's income will prevent you from qualifying for college financial aid. Some schools will actually be eager to offer you some cash in hopes of enticing your son or daughter to enroll. You just need to know the rules... If your family pulls in...

Tags: School, Financial, College, Student, MoneyWatch, Tuition Discount, Web Site Fastweb.com, Financial Accounting, Finance, Financial Aid, Merit Aid, Tuition Discounts, Rich College Students, Flagship Universities, College Board, Ivy League, Out-of-State Tuition, Lynn O’Shaughnessy

Articles 2009-03-16

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Kennedy: tuition fees strategy wrong

Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy has admitted that his party should not have been so inflexible on student tuition fees. In an interview with the Sunday Herald, he says a less confrontational approach would have avoided the threat to its coalition with Labour in the Scottish parliament. ...

Tags: Democrat, General Motors Corp., Government, SOFTWARE, strategy

Research articles 1999-09-19

New rules on education tax credits.

Even IRS is confused about the new rules on education credits. IRS regulations let parents waive taking exemptions for students. In such cases, the students are entitled to claim the new tuition credits to offset tax they owe, even though the parents actually paid ...

Tags: E-mail, exemption, FINANCE, Government, Internal Revenue Service, Regulations, Taxes

Research articles 1999-03-19

Virtual U. (News And Notes).(Brief Article)

Running a university is simple, right? Any chowderhead could do it? Should you harbor a secret desire to take over, there's a simulation for you. Called VIRTUAL U (developed at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; from Virtual Learning Environments ), this application...

Tags: Benefits, Canada, fantasy, salary, Simon Fraser University, teacher, Vancouver

Research articles 2001-09-22

Senate panel OKs voucher bill

The controversial school voucher bill was called everything from an "unproven risky scheme" to the "tide that lifts all boats" during the Senate Education Committee hearing Wednesday. Legislators voted the measure out with approval, 4-2. Last week HB148 gained narrow approval in the House and leaders...

Tags: education, FINANCE, U.S. Senate

Research articles 2007-02-08

Questions and answers on new tax laws.

We have received many queries on the new tax laws enacted in Aug. Many who asked said they saw conflicting information elsewhere. Or were told by local IRS offices that we were wrong, which isn't unusual because local IRS units often are the LAST ones...

Tags: FINANCE, Internal Revenue Service, Taxes

Research articles 1996-10-18

Ask the Experts: Paying For College

Check out this pilot for the new MoneyWatch series, Ask the Experts. Do you have a burning financial question? Just post comments and questions for future episodes! More on MoneyWatch: Tuition Bargains College Grads Moving Back Home ...

Tags: Financial Accounting, Finance, Jill Schlesinger

Blog posts 2009-10-21