Application Deadline: April 30, 2021
This question asks for the most current amount of cash in your checking and savings accounts on the day you file the FAFSA. If you’re married, it asks you to combine your current amount with your spouse’s holdings in their checking and savings accounts and report it.
Even though you are also reporting past tax return figures, the FAFSA gathers more current information, such as the answer to this question. to gain insight into your current financial situation. Even if your total balance of these sources is zero, you will still enter a zero.
This question asks for your & your spouse’s earnings as a means to capture their income information separately from yours if you had filed a joint tax return...Read more
These questions hope to capture a snapshot value of your (and your spouse’s) assets to help determine your financial award.…Read more
This question inquires about a student’s additional financial information and is broken into five categories. If a student receives…Read more
This question inquires about a student’s untaxed income and is broken out into six different categories.…Read more