Covid-19 dramatically changed the landscape for college students during the Spring of 2020. What will happen in the fall? If your financial circumstances changed, you may be eligible for more financial aid.
John talks to the Prudent Money radio show about colleges shutting as a result CV-19, the fall semester and Lori Laughlin's plea deal.
The global CV-19 pandemic has reshaped our lives and thrown chaos into every element of the college process. But has it changed the way we should think about saving and paying for college? Is this 529 Day – May 29, 2020, the year of CV-19, truly different from years past? Not when we consider the big picture.
John Hupalo and Bob Brooks, host of the Prudent Money Radio Show, talk about campus life as “usual” in the fall and the student lawsuits for refunds for remote vs. campus-based learning.
Join John Hupalo for a great conversation with Bob Brooks on the implications COVID-19 is having on high school juniors, seniors and student loan borrowers.
Coronavirus changed our lives. That unseen, microscopic organism is also fundamentally changing the landscape for student loan borrowers and high school juniors and seniors. Let's take a look at the unchartered paths they are navigating to apply, enter, and pay for college.
Looking to ease the burden of paying for college tuition? Tune into this podcast for creative solutions families can use to pay their upcoming college bill. Prudent Money hoast, Bob Brooks and College Admissions expert John Hupalo discuss the options.
College admissions decisions are arriving – a joyous time for students relishing their success. A disappointing moment when dream schools say no. No matter which, these emotions will soon be overrun by the reality of making a school choice. And then figuring out how to pay the coming college bill. Lurking under it all: how much student loan debt will be required to get to graduation?
Tune in for this podcast with John Hupalo and Money Savage's George Grombacher to learn why many parents avoid discussing college payments with their students.
Student loan forgiveness is a hot topic. Here are six facts to help you make sure you don’t get burned by the hype around loan forgiveness. Know the facts now to avoid taking a loan expecting that it will be forgiven only to find out that you don’t qualify after making ten years of payments.