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PERSONAL ASSET
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Greetings!
We are very excited about the response our newsletter has received. Thank you for all of your participation.
We are going to add some new guests who will be providing us material for our clients we think is informative and useful. This month we are focusing on College Planning and specifically financial aid calculations.
This article was written by George Scott. George is a life insurance and college financial planning expert. I hope this information is helpful for you.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact George directly or you can contact me and one of us can help you. Thank you and have a Happy Thanksgiving.
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Joey Huckaby
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If you are familiar with the term FAFSA then you've probably dealt with a college bound child. FAFSA stands for Free Application for  Federal Student Aid and is the process, through the government, to apply for needs-based federal student aid. The form for the 2014-15 filing is almost upon us. You can begin filing January 1.
Many times parents will assume that they are not going to qualify for needs-based aid and do not bother to file. This is a mistake for several reasons. First, the FAFSA is used to determine a student's EFC or Expected Family Contribution. This is the minimum amount the government determines that a family must pay towards that student annual cost of attendance at college. Without this, the family automatically qualifies themselves for 100% of the cost.
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Frequently Asked Questions about FAFSA
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Thank you for allowing Huckaby and Associates to help you with your insurance needs.
Sincerely,
Joey Huckaby |
