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| Subject: Re: lowering EFC for college | Date: 5/30/2011 12:06 PM | |
| Author: aj485 | Number: 113468 of 118626 | |
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Using a EFC(expected family contribution)calculator to estimate the cost of our kids' college education, I am a little disappointed that our home equity, and other investments raise our EFC so high. We have a little family business that is very efficient so that we are able to save and invest in SA stocks. We would like to be more elgible for scholarships. Is there a way not to be so penalized for being so frugal? Your question is probably more of a question for the "Paying for College" board: http://boards.fool.com/paying-for-college-100157.aspx AJ |
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