SPACs 101: What Is A SPAC and Should You Invest?

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What To Do If You Can’t Get A Student Loan For College

For most undergraduates, paying for college starts with a Federal Direct Loan in the student's name, with no credit check and no cosigner. The problem is the size. A dependent freshman can borrow $5,500, and even a senior tops out at $7,500, while the average sticker price at a p ...  Show more

Do Unemployment Benefits Count On The FAFSA? 2027-28 Rules

Yes. Unemployment benefits count as income on the FAFSA because the IRS treats them as taxable income, and the FAFSA starts with your adjusted gross income (AGI). Benefits received in 2025 are part of the 2025 AGI that the 2027-28 FAFSA imports directly from the IRS, so they rais ...  Show more

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