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Why the FAFSA gives 80% of people making over $100,000 an absurdly high Expected Family Contribution and the 3 secret FAFSA questions you must ask every college to cut your EFC in half so you can pay for your kid's college without loans. You've probably felt that crushing moment when you get your FAFSA results and realize the college expects you to pay nearly your entire annual income to attend. That's exactly why I created a free training called "Cut Your Student Aid Index for US Families Going
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Why the FAFSA gives 80% of people making over $100,000 an absurdly high Expected Family Contribution and the 3 secret FAFSA questions you must ask every college to cut your EFC in half so you can pay for your kid's college without loans. You've probably felt that crushing moment when you get your FAFSA results and realize the college expects you to pay nearly your entire annual income to attend. That's exactly why I created a free training called "Cut Your Student Aid Index for US Families Going
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