Funding Your Future

Planning early is the key to making college affordable.

With the rising costs of education, preparing ahead can significantly reduce financial burdens. Start now to ensure your college journey is smooth and debt-minimized.

Scholarship and Grants:
Your First Steps

Free Money for Your Education

Scholarships and grants provide financial aid without the need for repayment. Start by exploring opportunities tailored to your interests and achievements.

Employment and Internships: Earning While Learning

Work Experience That Pays Off

Part-time jobs and paid internships not only provide financial support but also valuable professional experience.

Savings Plans: Invest in Your Future

Start Saving Today with the Right Plan

Long-term savings options like the 529 Direct Savings Plan offer tax advantages and help you prepare for future costs.

Educational Benefits from our Partner Businesses

Leverage JKEC Business Partnerships for Financial Aid

Some of our partner companies offer tuition reimbursement and educational benefits for employees. Research businesses in your area to explore these opportunities.

Student Loans: Borrow Wisely

Understanding Student Loans and Forgivable Options

Loans can bridge financial gaps, but careful planning is essential to minimize long-term debt.

Resources to Help You Get Started

We’ve curated tools and guides to make your planning process easier:

Tools to Help You Get Started

We’ve curated tools and guides to make your planning process easier:

Loan Resources

Loans can bridge financial gaps, but careful planning is essential to minimize long-term debt.

Student Stories

Over a million students from 2 out of every 3 high schools in the US have earned micro-scholarships on Funding Your Future.

“I found Funding Your Future incredibly helpful because I didn’t know where to start. The scholarships offered guidance and support, making my journey into higher education so much easier.”

Jamie B.

Saved $69,420

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What’s the best way to find scholarships?

A: Start with our Scholarship Database and consult your school counselor for local opportunities.

Q: How do 529 plans work?

A: These are tax-advantaged savings accounts specifically for education expenses. Learn more here

Q: What’s the difference between a forgivable loan and a private loan?

A: Forgivable loans may not require repayment if certain conditions are met, whereas private loans always require repayment with interest.

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