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The U.S. Department of Education has announced their plans for the 2025-2026 FAFSA release. As they, and the rest of the financial aid community, are working through the 2024-2025 application, it's about time to prepare for the next FAFSA cycle.
In a recent announcement, the U.S. Department of Education has indicated that schools will not be given the ability to make necessary batch corrections for outstanding FAFSA applications. The most recent announcement could impact thousands of students nationwide, and has left school rushing against the clock to process their FAFSA applications that require corrections.
Navigating the complex landscape of potential student loan forgiveness can be confusing for borrowers looking for relief. As new updates emerge, understanding the proposals, potential qualifies, and the pathways to debt relief is crucial.
Dual enrollment programs offer distinct advantages for high school students. However, it is essential to take the necessary steps for enrollment and to ensure you fully benefit from the program.
The recent legal block on the SAVE Plan has significant implications for loan management. This latest development in result of several legal challenges against the plan will have both immediate and potentially long-term effects for borrowers. Staying informed will be crucial for effectively navigating one's financial future.
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