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French fishermen to end blockades over fuel prices

French fishermen have agreed to lift their blockades at fuel depots and ports, including Nice, after talks with the government over financial aid. They say soaring fuel prices since the start of the war with Iran are pushing them to the brink. Also in the segment: India could be hit…

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Sudhir Dalvi Health News: After Sai Baba actor’s Rs 19 lakh medical bill, wife shares how Ranbir Kapoor, Akshay Kumar and Kartik Aaryan helped

Renowned veteran actor Sudhir Dalvi is now recuperating at home following a significant health issue. His hospital expenses exceeded Rs 19 lakh, prompting generous financial aid from the Shree Saibaba Sansthan Trust and supportive colleagues from the film industry. Notable actors such as Kartik Aaryan, Ranbir Kapoor, and Akshay Kumar…

The Economic Times

Parents Can’t Borrow Unlimited Amounts for College Anymore — What Families Need to Know

For years, the federal Parent PLUS program gave families a powerful but risky option: parents could borrow up to a college’s full cost of attendance minus other financial aid. That changed on July 1, 2026, when new Parent PLUS loan limits took effect for many families. New borrowing is generally…

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Your Kid Wants to Drop Out of College — What Happens to the Money You Already Paid?

When your college student says, “I don’t think I want to be here anymore,” your first concern may be whether leaving is truly the right decision. But after paying thousands of dollars for tuition, housing, meals, and fees, another question quickly follows: What happens to all that money? A college…

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Not just MacKenzie Scott, this US billionaire has given over $1.5 billion to his alma mater Johns Hopkins University, starting with a $5 donation in 1964

Michael Bloomberg’s decades-long commitment to Johns Hopkins University began with a $5 donation and has since grown into more than $1.5 billion in giving. The US billionaire philanthropist has helped expand financial aid, support groundbreaking research, improve medical education and make opportunities more accessible to students from lower- and middle-income…

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Not taking political 'sanyas', will not stop till I force BJP into obscurity: Mamata Banerjee

Mamata Banerjee vowed to continue her political fight against the BJP government. She alleged the Census exercise was a backdoor attempt to implement the NRC. The state government is reportedly slashing beneficiaries of financial aid schemes. Banerjee accused the BJP of orchestrating vandalism at Jadavpur University campus. She plans to…

The Economic Times

College financial aid maze is so confusing nearly 4 in 10 students considered giving up

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US financial aid is so confusing that applicants consider skipping college

Many families believe they missed out on at least $10,000 of aid

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Delhi Chief Minister launches Lakshmi Yojna portal

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched the Delhi Lakshmi Yojana portal on Saturday. Eligible women will receive Rs 2,500 monthly financial aid under this new scheme. The government has allocated Rs 5,100 crore for this significant economic empowerment initiative. Women aged 21 to 60 with family incomes up to Rs…

The Economic Times

US deported 414 Indian nationals in first three months of 2026: EAM Jaishankar in RS

The United States deported 414 Indian nationals in early 2026. European nations sent back 174 Indian citizens during the same period. The United Kingdom and Cyprus reported the highest deportations in Europe. Government actions target illegal agents and fraudulent overseas job offers. Financial aid is available for detained Indian nationals…

The Economic Times

College Child Care Resources Student Parents May Not Know Exist

College life is demanding on its own, but raising a child while earning a degree adds another layer of responsibility. Many student parents assume they must handle child care costs and scheduling challenges without much help, yet colleges often provide resources that go unnoticed. Knowing where to look can make…

Kids Ain't Cheap

Howard University withdraws admission offers of 502 incoming students over missed payment deadlines

Howard University has withdrawn admission for 502 incoming students before the fall semester. These students failed to meet financial aid and tuition payment deadlines. The university communicated requirements repeatedly to students and their families. Affected students face challenges finding new universities and securing aid quickly. Howard University will review individual…

The Times of India

Trump administration opens investigation into Harvard's financial aid for international students

The Justice Department is investigating whether Harvard University is allowing Chinese donors to create scholarships that exclude American students

The Independent UK

I Have a Sizable Roth IRA. Do I Still Need a 529 for My Grandkids' College?

Before you touch your retirement fund, consider how taxes and financial aid rules change the math. In this week's Wealth Wise column, we break down the right choice.

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Washington Governor Bob Ferguson Says Students are Missing Aid They ‘Had No Idea’ Existed As He Pushes FAFSA Graduation Requirement

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson (D) wants high school seniors to complete a financial aid form or formally opt out before graduating, arguing that too many students miss out on money for college, apprenticeships, and job training because they never apply.

Benzinga

Trump Accounts May Boost Kids' Savings— but Experts Say it Could Cost Families Thousands in College Aid

President Donald Trump’s newly launched Trump Accounts could affect a student’s eligibility for need-based college financial aid, although the U.S. Department of Education has not yet issued official guidance on how the accounts should be reported on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, according to a CNBC…

International Business Times UK

Opening a Trump Account for Your Child? Assets Could Reduce College Aid Eligibility by 20%

Trump Accounts, with their $1,000 Treasury contributions, might affect your child's need-based financial aid eligibility by up to 20%. Learn about the implications for FAFSA and potential tax consequences.

The Economic Times

Marathwada reports 465 farmer suicides in first half of 2026

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district reported 109 farmer suicides between January and June 2026. Marathwada region recorded 465 farmer suicides during the first six months of 2026. The administration found 215 cases eligible for government financial aid. Currently, 222 cases remain under scrutiny for compensation eligibility. Financial aid has already been granted…

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Delayed sugar payments to be probed

Industry Minister Varawut Silpa-archa says he will look into delays in financial aid for sugar cane farmers joining the government's campaign to cut fresh cane and curb haze from burning.

The Conversation

Funding boosts postgraduate student success – South African study measures how

Postgraduate education is good for a country. Thriving economies need people with advanced academic degrees to enhance research productivity. Research and innovation capability have a positive impact on the competitiveness of a country.

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School's Out — and Summer Is the Perfect Time to Reassess Your 529 Plan

529 plans are more versatile than ever. Take time this summer to assess whether you're making the best use of all the options — and any available financial aid.

The Economic Times

Punjab to launch ‘Mawan Dheeyan Satkar Yojna’ from July 1, offering monthly financial aid to women, check registration details

Punjab is launching a new scheme to provide monthly financial aid to women. Eligible women will receive ₹1,000, and those from Scheduled Caste communities will get ₹1,500. This initiative aims to boost women's financial independence and self-respect. Enrollment is ongoing, with Mahila Satkar Sakhis assisting registrations. The scheme is set…

The Economic Times

West Bengal approves 7th Pay Commission: How salaries of state government employees may rise after cabinet’s go-ahead

West Bengal state government employees will see salary and pension increases with the 7th Pay Commission approval. A new Annapurna Bhandar scheme offers financial aid to women, linked to Lakshmir Bhandar.

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Double Borrowing Rule: Why Some Parents Are Blocked From New PLUS Loans

College bills keep climbing like a rocket with no brakes, and plenty of parents turn to Parent PLUS loans to keep the dream alive. Then comes the shocker: a parent applies for another federal loan and suddenly gets denied, even with decent income and a solid payment history. The reason…

The Economic Times

Death toll from Uttar Pradesh's storm up to 117

Severe storms struck Uttar Pradesh this week, claiming over 111 lives. Gales, lightning, and heavy rain caused widespread destruction. Homes were damaged and trees uprooted, blocking roads. The state aid agency confirmed the rising death toll. One survivor recounted being lifted 50 feet by a gust of wind. Officials are…

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