Understanding the Fafsa Student Aid Index

[@elizabethrycharski6780]

As always, thank you for explaining this change to SAI. This is my go-to channel for college financial
info.

[@diegoperaltaruiz994]

Bruh you’re on point with this video haha. I just finished 25-26 fafsa and was wondering what this meant

[@harpreetsmouron331]

Thanks, as always, for breaking the SAI down. It's amazing how much misinformation is out there. Keep up the good work.

[@amyjohamrick8433]

Very helpful and easy to understand explanation

[@johneaton6861]

I have watched most of your videos, they have been great and informative and help a great deal of people, So a great big Thank you from all, and i hope you continue.

[@edditomasso7370]

Thanks for the tutorial.

[@lnunez12345]

Thank you for the informative videos. David Brearly Middle/High School Kenilworth 2025

[@billcheung2555]

Thanks Ed

[@txcrude]

those SAI numbers are completely unrealistic if your parents are middle class W-2 employees. the government also no longer considers how many kids are attending college. SAI for each kid is 73-74000, so they expect a family to pay $145k a year which is 70% of their gross income