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Tracking Down Benefits You Deserve: Social Security, Disability, Housing Assistance

The lack of ability to work due to disability is a stressful time, not only physically but also emotionally. The uncertainty of the future, as for how to provide themselves and their family the support of living are some of the questions when they are confronted with a serious illness or injury. Find out about Social Security, supplemental security benefits, and disability at www.ssa.gov. (more…)

2.07.2010

5 Simple Steps to Making Sure You Can Pay For Your College Education

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There’s no denying that college is expensive, but with some planning, budgeting, and these 5 simple tips, you’ll discover that funding an education might be easier than you think. And whether you’re saving for yourself or saving for your children, following these five basic guidelines will help make sure you can pay for one of the most important investments you’ll ever make. (more…)

13.08.2009

Student Loans — The Expensive But Not Entirely Destructive World

Student loans are a way of life for most college students, as well as for those who are not long out of school. As you undoubtedly know, the reason is that a higher education has become not only outrageously expensive but also too costly for most families to foot the bill out of pocket. The average four-year cost of tuition, room, and board at public universities now tops $25,000 more than double what it cost only 20 years ago. And find yourself a comfortable chair or a soft place to fall if you haven’t heard the latest figures for private institutions nearly $65,000 for the same four years. (more…)

12.03.2009