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What are the gaps in the FAFSA application process … How can I get money for school?

I go to college very expensive in California and my parents supposed to do too much for me to get help. In fact, my father was in and out work for most of my life and my mother is the sole bread winner. My parents are both older, and we are in deep credit card debt because we are also victims of the mortgage industry fraud recently. My parents have signed an ARM mortgage and now we are paying through the nose and with credit cards. My parents credit is so bad, now they cannot even refinance and they can not file bankruptcy because my mother has a loan for me to go to school if it does then I will not be able to finish school. What can – I do? The FAFSA people have no heart, they do not look at debt income only. So I need to know the loopholes. Please help anyone!

You can get a job to help cover the cost of school. You can search for scholarships to help cover the cost of school. You can purchase student loans federal government (your name) that requires no co-signer and no verification credit. You can find a less expensive school to attend. FAFSA applications are reviewed by several outside sources other than your information provided. If you put something wrong, you have to prove it. The funding has not been put in place a support system for parents whos children are financially stupid. Be an accounting and help your parents with their problems to break this cycle.

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