FEEA now accepting scholarship applications

The Federal Employee Education and Assistance Fund is now accepting applications for its 2018 scholarship program. View More

New law gives vets unlimited access to education benefits

President Trump is giving veterans unlimited access to college assistance under the Forever GI Act that he signed into law Wednesday. View More

Do student loan payments come with any strings attached?Apr 06, 2014

To receive student loan repayment benefits, you would have to sign a service agreement to remain in the service of the agency for at least three years. View More

Are there any federal tax breaks available related to college savings?Feb 11, 2015

Depending on your modified adjusted gross income, you may be eligible for: The American Opportunity Tax Credit of the first 100 percent of $2,000 of qualified higher education expenses, plus 25 percent of the next $2,000 of qualified expenses for the first four years. View More

Should college savings funds be in my name or in my children’s names?May 07, 2014

What is a qualified tuition program?May 07, 2014

Are any other investments specifically advantageous for college savings?May 07, 2014

Will savings impact my child’s eligibility for need-based financial aid?May 07, 2014

What are some sources of merit-based aid?May 07, 2014

Are there any scholarship programs especially for federal employees and their families?May 07, 2014

Are scholarships tax-free?May 07, 2014

Should I borrow for college? May 07, 2014

What types of federal loans might be available?May 07, 2014

What are the advantages of federal loans over others? May 07, 2014

What kind of investment vehicles should college savings be in?May 01, 2014

Should my priority for savings be my own retirement or my children’s college education?May 01, 2014

How can I project the total cost attending a college?May 01, 2014