Money for School Archive

Pell Grant Limits Increase While Student Loan Interest Rates Decrease This July

For the first time in three years, student loan interest rates will drop.

Student Vets Win Too as Court Unchains Obama Loan Protection

Judge's ruling creates window for those with student loan debt tied to fraudulent or deceptive schools to apply for relief

College Saving Tips: If You Don't Use It, You Lose It

College savings plans are fantastic things, trouble is that if you don't use them you don't get the advantages

Exchange Sponsoring Scholarships

Four scholarships are up for grabs.

Exclusive SAT and ACT Test Prep Discount

Your military service and patronage of military.com can save you hundreds on college entrance exam test prep.

Disabled Vets May Be Eligible for Student Loan Write-Off

If you are a totally disabled or unemployable veteran with student loan debt, the Department of Education is looking for you.

Deadlines Soon for These 2018 Military Spouse and Family Scholarships

Looking for money for school? These military spouse and family scholarships have deadlines over Spring, 2018.

Financing Your Education While Overseas — It’s Possible!

Several programs can help ease the burdens associated with academic pursuits while being deployed.

Scholarships for Military Children to Open Dec. 13

700 scholarships will be awarded for school year 2017-18. There will be at least one recipient at every commissary location

Scholarships for Military Children to Open Dec. 13

700 scholarships will be awarded for school year 2017-18. There will be at least one recipient at every commissary location

Student Loan Repayment Programs

Did you know the military can help you pay off your student loans?

Military Spouse Education Help 101

Good news for you: Being a military spouse can actually make some parts of going back to school easier.

5 Ways to Help Manage Your Student Debt Load

Student debt is a ticking time bomb that threatens to derail many young adults' financial futures.

Financial Aid Overview

Veterans and their dependents have many sources of money for school that the general public doesn't have.

Iraq and Afghanistan Service Grant

Students who lost a parent in Iraq or Afghanistan after 9/11/2001 may be eligible for a special Pell grant worth over $5,000

When Should You File Your FAFSA?

When should you file your FAFSA? The short answer is: it depends.

How to Easily Transfer Tax Information to Your FAFSA

If you dread filling out tax forms at the end of the year, there's an easy way to take care of your FAFSA information.

Resources to Help You Fill Out the FAFSA

The FAFSA is a great way to get financial assistance for a college education. Here are some great resources to help fill one...

5 Things to do After Filing Your FAFSA

Congratulations! You submitted your FAFSA! Wondering what happens next?

Top 5 FAFSA FAQs

Completing the FAFSA is the first step in accessing the more than $150 billion available in federal student aid.

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