A clean infographic illustrating the FAFSA strategy. On one side, a 'Countable Assets' box (with icons for cash, stocks, 529 plan) leads to a smaller financial aid award. On the other side, a 'Non-Countable Assets' box (with icons for an annuity, life insurance, 401k) leads to a larger financial aid award. Use a friendly green and orange color palette.

How to Maximize FAFSA Aid: A Guide to Countable vs. Non-Countable Assets

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  How to Maximize FAFSA Aid: Have you been told to move your savings into an annuity to get more college financial aid? This guide explains the FAFSA rules, what “countable assets” are, and how this strategy works.   It’s one of the most stressful times for a parent. You’ve worked hard and saved diligently…