To seek financial aid for my children's college tuition, I need to report my income and assets to the US Department of Education on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Should I list my stock grants? At what value?

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Life Events: College Funding

To seek financial aid for my children's college tuition, I need to report my income and assets to the US Department of Education on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Should I list my stock grants? At what value? This is premium content

As long as the student is considered a dependent of the parent for financial-aid purposes, the parent does have to report stock options on line...

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