Oyin Adedoyin
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first heard Mar 2023
last heard Feb 2025
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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Tighter Timelines for College Financial Aid Applicants · 4 Dec 2023
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This is the username and password that they're going to need to log in and sign the application.
And it can take about three days to receive that information upon request.
Parents and students who already have that information should be able to use the same FSA ID they've used in the past to log into this year's form.
They should fill it out immediately.
They don't want to cause any further backlogs in the system since most institutions aren't going to get that information until at least January.
They can go directly to the student aid website for more information about the FAFSA generally.
And they can also contact the specific institutions that they're interested in because their financial aid offices may have some changes that they've made as well.
Yes.
Families may not find out about their awards until March or later because, as I mentioned earlier, most schools aren't going to get this information until later in January.
And then they have to run it through their own systems.
So that information probably won't be able to communicate to parents until March.
I spoke to a woman who lives in Michigan, and she's got a daughter who just accepted an offer to play soccer for a Division III university.
And tuition there is roughly about $53,000 a year.
She's pretty stressed because they still don't know what things are looking like in terms of loans or any grants that the federal government might give them.
And that might mean that they have to change course next year or later.
With the resumption of student loan payments, people are really starting to feel stretched thin.
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Simultaneously, you can get as high as 5% yields on high-yield savings accounts, certificates of deposits, and bonds.
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So it's even more lucrative to save right now than spend.
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We'll hear from WSJ reporter Oyin Adedoyin after the break.
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The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates to a two-decade high.
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