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The College Investor looks at holiday tipping and shares his stories and advice, especially when it comes to tipping the mailman.

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Deciding what college to attend is a big decision. It could potentially affect your entire life. Do the benefits of a prestigious school outweigh the costs?

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A college acceptance offer is generally good until May 1st. You have few options if it expires and will generally have to wait until next year to attend.

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You likely won't have legal recourse if your acceptance is rescinded, but you might be able to convince a college to reverse its decision and reinstate you.

This holiday season, parents favor college savings over traditional gifts. A new Fidelity study shows 74% welcome contributions to education funds.

529 plans are a great way for parents and grandparents to save for a child's education, but the ownership rules can be complicated. Here's how they work.

Depending on who you ask, the government either earned a profit or lost money on federal student loans. Here's how it works.