Did you mean financial aid? Pretty sure you can get a loan no matter how rich your parents are.
Yes you can get unsubsidized loans not matter how much money your parents make. You will probably be ineligible for grants and loans where the interest is delayed (subsidized).
Earn your own College fees, your parents probably want you to work to go to college. Perhaps you should ask them why they won't pay for it.
On college campuses, they have student aid centers, and they are more than happy to help out their students. Good luck:)
All banks and financial institutions will offer similar savings accounts for college students. These accounts are set up by parents as a mode to make regular savings before the student is ready for college.
It does not matter how many people in your house get financial aid. You are still elligble, so make sure you fill out the FAFSA. Never turn down free money for college.
People who work in the financial sector generally make a lot of money. Additionally, working in the financial sector will help you manage your money better.
Decisions are not taken, they are made. Financial managers obviously make decisions about MONEY. Where to spend it and how much and why. Business owners are typically the financial manager of a company simply because they want to make money.
Yes college graduates make more money than non-college graduates. On average a non-college graduate makes $18,734 and a college graduate makes $27,915.
the parents
In Canada financial aid is determined based on parental income. If parents make more than the baseline amount, students will not qualify for financial aid, until five years out of high school, unless the parent is dead or they are emancipated while under eighteen. If the parents do not make enough, then family contribution is not really counted, however it does take into account how much work the student does.
I haven't had a job because I'm not old enough but I get to school on time everyday. I would like to be offered a job because that way I would make some money to help my parents pay their bill & for my education. I'd save the money I would have left, from helping my parents pay the bills, to go to my college fund. That way my parents wouldn't be spending so much money on my college education.
money matters
One can start by reminding one's parents that "your" birthday money is "yours" and therefore your decision to make regarding how it's spent. --- Try the previous answer, but depending on your age, your parents most likely have control over what you do with "your" money. Essentially, they decide how that money best benefits you, whether its to satisfy instant gratification, or as an investment in your future.
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