Oyin Adedoyin
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1,572 appearances
36 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2023
last heard Feb 2025
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And, you know, in the event that potentially her husband does pass away, she's got a little bit more control about what's happening rather than maybe being blindsided or having to learn right then and there what to do.
Exactly.
And that's a trend that financial advisors are seeing more of with younger generations as well, that agency and that sense of being more proactive about what the plan is.
It caused a decrease in the number of students and families that were either able to successfully complete the FAFSA or even try to attempt it.
Some 46 percent of high school seniors completed the form earlier this year.
That's down from more than half of high school seniors last year.
So you could see how people were discouraged from completing the form.
It has.
So the education department basically released an application around that time to a bunch of nonprofit organizations around the country that serve first-generation students, students with mixed status families, and low-income, middle-income students to apply for the FAFSA early in small batches so that they could catch glitches and bugs in real time.
Yes.
As of Monday of this week, all families were able to complete it, but it was still under the guise of a beta 4 testing, which meant it was almost like the education department put an asterisk on the form.
It's still not fully launched, but all families can go in and start the process.
Now, though, families can officially start filling out the FAFSA, and the hope is that they won't have a problem with it this time.
The FAFSA is usually accepted on a rolling basis.
Families can apply as late as June 30th of 2025.
Especially for those who are coming into college for the first time, you want to get that application in sooner rather than later so that you can start to compare financial aid offers from different colleges.
The FAFSA is definitely going to be a top concern.
Since it was released late last year, it's been fraught with glitches and problems.
It's been rolled back.
It's been rolled forward.
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