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GI Bill

History of the GI Bill

Though heralded as one of the most significant pieces of legislation in history, the GI Bill almost didn’t come to pass. Known as The Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944 (more commonly the GI Bill of Rights) it was almost stopped at the Congressional level as members of the House and Senate debated the finer details [...]

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Tax Advantages of 529 Plans

Saving money for your child’s education is an important thing to do, especially with tuition costs rising each year. Two of the most popular educational savings plans are the 529 College Savings Plan and the Coverdell Educational Savings Accounts (ESAs). Both college savings plans offer tax advantages and may be good options depending on your [...]

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GI Bill Transfer Rules

There is good news for those of you out there who bought into the GI Bill when you signed up for the military – you may be eligible to transfer your GI Bill to a spouse or child. Who can transfer GI Bill benefits You can only transfer GI Bill benefits if you are eligible [...]

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Extra College Money for Military Members and Veterans

If you are in the military or are a military veteran you may be eligible for enough tuition assistance and scholarships to pay for your entire degree – from an Associate’s Degree, to a Bachelor’s Degree, and even up to and including a Master’s Degree. The important thing is knowing where to look. Here are [...]

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Ohio Gives All Veterans In-State Tuition Rates

Ohio governor Ted Strickland recently signed The Ohio G.I. Promise into state law, which changes the  in-state residence requirements at each of the state’s 36 colleges and universities to allow all veterans, their spouses and dependents to attend Ohio colleges and universities at in-state tuition rates. This is the first plan of its kind in [...]

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Earn Extra Money with the GI Bill

One of the best benefits that many military veterans have is the GI Bill. Unfortunately, many veterans don’t take advantage of this benefit. There are many reasons people don’t take advantage of the GI Bill – not enough time to go to school, no desire for more education, or no need. But this is costing [...]

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5 GI Bill Facts Every Veteran Needs to Know

The GI Bill is one of the most valuable benefits that most veterans are able to take with them when they leave military service and transition into civilian life. The value of a college education vs. not having a college education can be well over a million dollars throughout the course of a lifetime. Using [...]

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