Any ideas what to do in this situation? I've been working for the past 1.5 years, and by the time I start school, I'll have about $60k in cash and 401(k) accounts. I'm also planning on taking advantage of the LRAP program of whatever school I go to - and it seems like LRAP eligibility has an asset ceiling.
Should I just resign myself to only keeping the max allowed by my school, or is there some way to protect it?
Future LRAP Participants with Assets Forum
- EijiMiyake
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Re: Future LRAP Participants with Assets
Any Thursday thoughts?
- GeePee
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Re: Future LRAP Participants with Assets
You could spend your cash on your LS education...
I'm pretty sure retirement accounts don't count toward your LRAP assets, either. But I could be wrong.
I'm pretty sure retirement accounts don't count toward your LRAP assets, either. But I could be wrong.
- EijiMiyake
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Re: Future LRAP Participants with Assets
Harvard, for example, includes retirement accounts.
I will probably have to spend the majority of my cash on tuition and just take out less in loans. It's kind of annoying that I'll be in the exact same place that I would have been if I hadn't saved anything at all, but oh well.
I will probably have to spend the majority of my cash on tuition and just take out less in loans. It's kind of annoying that I'll be in the exact same place that I would have been if I hadn't saved anything at all, but oh well.
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