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High Income Families Are Leaving College Aid on the Table
Aid formulas weigh where assets sit, not just how much a household earns. Lance Morgan explains how positioning assets ahead of the filing years changes the award for families who assumed they were disqualified.
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The College Funding Mistake Most Wealthy Families Make
What I loved about it was that it helps to reduce your income, which can help some of these high income families get financial aid.Listen to the full episode with Lance Morgan
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