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FAFSA Skipped The Asset Questions? Here’s When Assets Don’t Have To Be Reported

The FAFSA skips asset questions for families under $60,000 in income, families that received certain federal benefits, and maximum Pell Grant students.

FAFSA Skipped The Asset Questions? Here’s When Assets Don’t Have To Be Reported

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The FAFSA skips asset questions for families under $60,000 in income, families that received certain federal benefits, and maximum Pell Grant students.

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The FAFSA skips asset questions for families under $60,000 in income, families that received certain federal benefits, and maximum Pell Grant students.

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