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College Financial Planning Workshop II: Borrowing Money Glow Foundation 2010 Glow Online Curriculum Session 4

College Financial Planning Workshop II: Borrowing Money Glow Foundation 2010 Glow Online Curriculum Session 4

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Page 1: College Financial Planning Workshop II: Borrowing Money Glow Foundation 2010 Glow Online Curriculum Session 4

College Financial Planning Workshop II: Borrowing

Money

Glow Foundation2010

Glow Online Curriculum Session 4

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What this Session will Cover

Senior Year Calendar milestones

Student Loans

Financial Aid Review

FAFSA / AB 540 / Scholarship Search

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Financial Aid 101-Loans

What’s a loan?

When would I need a loan?

Things to pay attention to How much to borrow Interest rate & fees Repayment terms

Subsidized vs. Unsubsidized Loans

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Financial Aid 101-Loans

Federal Perkins Loan (subsidized) Up to $5,500/year Repayment starts after 9 months 5% fixed interest rate

Federal Stafford Loans Subsidized or Unsubsidized 4.5% fixed interest rate for subsidized loans 6.8% fixed interest rate for unsubsidized loans 10-year repayment term Enrolled at least half-time

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Financial Aid 101-Loans

Parent PLUS Loans (unsubsidized) Your parents are the borrowers Can borrow up to the cost of attendance 8.5% fixed interest rate Repayment starts either 60 days after loan

disbursement or 6 months after graduation No FAFSA required

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Financial Aid 101-Loans

Federal student loans: lower interest and better repayment plansHow do I apply? THE

FAFSA

Private Loans: higher interest, less favorable terms, and good credit

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Financial Aid 101-Loans

Tips:

Loan amount may depend on enrollment statusChoose federal before privateWhile in your repayment period, always pay at least the minimum balanceMake payments on early or on timeDON’T BE INTIMIDATED!

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fafsa.ed.gov – Gotten your PIN?

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Fill Out Your FAFSA

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Login

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Introduction Page

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Student Demographics Information

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Student Eligibility

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School Selection

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School Selection

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Dependency Determination

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Parent Demographics and Financial Information

Materials Needed:

Your parents’ income tax forms - your parents can do this themselves without involving you if they wish

Your income tax forms

If you don’t have everything done – submit anyway and fix it later. It’s important to get it in!

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Sign & Submit

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FAFSA Overview

FAFSA Tips:

Always click “save” before moving on

Fill in all answer boxes before you move on

Keep track of questions you’re not sure about

Use the “Help and Hints” box

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Recap:

Student Loans

Financial Aid (Review)

FAFSA

Scholarship Search

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Homework:

Finish the FAFSA and print out a

copy of your FAFSA or SAR