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Prior to the creation of Attainable^® accounts, individuals receiving federal benefits were not allowed to retain more than $2,000 in assets, which often resulted in spending down their funds on unnecessary items. With Attainable^®, individuals can now avoid spend downs and save for their actual needs.…

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Questions answered include what are the differences among ABLE, SSI, and SNTs, how does one report an ABLE account to the SSA, and can you directly deposit your SSI check into your ABLE account…

Learn about the aspects of a loan agreement, including advances, promises to pay, default, change in contact information, limits on discharge of debt in bankruptcy, and co-borrower liability.…

MEFA Loans are available nationwide, don't accrue interest until they are disbursed, are a family loan, have a small interest rate range, and include free guidance. …

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Tips include having a thorough college list, checking the portal, communicating as a family, checking in weekly, staying calm, expecting the unexpected, preparing for rejections, and trusting in a happy ending. …

Whether a parent is working or retired, the college calculates the parent(s)' total income and uses that figure in the standard financial aid formula to determine how much they believe the family can contribute toward college costs.…