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Financial Aid Resources

We hope that you find the following links to Financial Aid related material useful!

Dough Main Financial Literacy Courses:

Power Point: 

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Budgeting Basic Dough Main Course #1
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NSLDS StudentAid.gov Dough Main Course #2
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Credit Basics Dough Main Course #3
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Identity Theft Basics - Dough Main Course #4
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Exit Counseling - Dough Main Course #5 & #10
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Spending & Saving Basics - Dough Main Course #6
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Spending and Saving Basics Spreadsheet
Debt Basics- Dough Main Course #8

 

CashCourse is a free online resource that offers quizzes, worksheets, and resources to answer your money questions and give you the foundation you need to control your financial future. No Cost, No Catch, No Hidden Agenda. Sign up: www.cashcourse.org
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Helpful Brochures:

Want credit to work for you
Want Credit to work for you - Spanish
Debt getting in your way - Get a handle on it
Building your savings - Start with small goals
Behind on Bills - Start with one Step
Behind on Bills - Start with one Step in Spanish

 

Video:

Credit Basics Dough Main Course #3 YouTube Video  

Financial Literacy Week FA & Concurrent Enrollment 

Financial Literacy Week Life Events

Financial Literacy Week Transition from College to work 

Financial Literacy How to Use studentaid.gov 

Financial Literacy Week Loan Repayment with Pathways

Financial Literacy Week Backing Institutions

Financial Literacy Week Celebration

Financial Literacy Week Crash Course in Cash Course

Spending & Saving Basics Dough Main Course # 6

 

Other Helpful Links:

 

  • Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), Create your FAFSA ID and to complete a Master Promissory Note (MPN), Entrance Loan Counseling (ENT) as wells as Exit Counseling go to: https://studentaid.gov/
  • Visit IRS.gov to request Tax Return Transcripts and Wage and Income Transcripts. 
  •  Credit Karma offers free credit scores, reports and insights. Get the info you need to take control of your credit.
  • On the Social Security Administration Website, SSA.gov, you can find help if you have an issue with your Social Security Number or a name miss-match.
  • Annual Credit Report is a website jointly operated by the three major U.S. credit reporting agencies, Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.
  • Visit https://cdhesnapprod.regenteducation.net/ to complete your Colorado Application for State Financial Aid (CASFA) once per school year, as early as October, if you are a student who does not have lawful immigration status. Students who are eligible for Federal Title IV aid by completing the FAFSA should not complete the CASFA. 
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