How to defraud college financial aid.

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irvinehomeshopper

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Living in Irvine is expensive and could take a toll in your finance if you planning to send your kids to college. 99.99% of all Irvine applicants do not qualify for college grants, need base scholarship. A typical private college tuition plus room and board is around $64.

If you check the RE transaction records there are some fishy activities of home sales between the sellers and buyers having the same Asian last name. This trick is to sell the property to a trusted family member.

Parents filled out this universal form FAFSA where all colleges used to determine the students financial aids. Owning a home is a red flag, 401 k, saving account, prestigious address, high income, and stocks could deter the awarding of financial aids.

Over the course of 4 years a 1/4 of a million dollars could be gamed if one prepared the necessary steps 1 years prior to the kid attending college by selling their Irvine property to a trusted relative, transfer all accounts to family members, fake a divorce and grant custody to the non working spouse usually the stay at home mom.

This may sound like too much but I heard of this among parents at various commercial tutoring facilities.

7 years ago Irvine Renter discovered the unexplainable transaction records among Asians and at that time none of us knew the reason for for the weird activities.

My relative works at one of the many Chase Banks in Irvine and facilitated the account transfers among Asians.

Many Asians own business where there is no money trail such as cash. They have very little income and their employee usually a relative drawing a high salary.

Saving a quarter of a million dollars for some hassle of paperwork may be worth it and this white color crime is at the lowest risk of getting caught. If so this will not affect the FBI crime index that determine the safety of the city.
 
irvinehomeshopper said:
Living in Irvine is expensive and could take a toll in your finance if you planning to send your kids to college. 99.99% of all Irvine applicants do not qualify for college grants, need base scholarship. A typical private college tuition plus room and board is around $64.

If you check the RE transaction records there are some fishy activities of home sales between the sellers and buyers having the same Asian last name. This trick is to sell the property to a trusted family member.

Parents filled out this universal form FAFSA where all colleges used to determine the students financial aids. Owning a home is a red flag, 401 k, saving account, prestigious address, high income, and stocks could deter the awarding of financial aids.

Over the course of 4 years a 1/4 of a million dollars could be gamed if one prepared the necessary steps 1 years prior to the kid attending college by selling their Irvine property to a trusted relative, transfer all accounts to family members, fake a divorce and grant custody to the non working spouse usually the stay at home mom.

This may sound like too much but I heard of this among parents at various commercial tutoring facilities.

7 years ago Irvine Renter discovered the unexplainable transaction records among Asians and at that time none of us knew the reason for for the weird activities.

My relative works at one of the many Chase Banks in Irvine and facilitated the account transfers among Asians.

Many Asians own business where there is no money trail such as cash. They have very little income and their employee usually a relative drawing a high salary.

Saving a quarter of a million dollars for some hassle of paperwork may be worth it and this white color crime is at the lowest risk of getting caught. If so this will not affect the FBI crime index that determine the safety of the city.
You should change the subject to how to defraud the IRS, CA FTB, and Financial Aid System for College.

You forgot to mention, the penalty if they get cought. They may face jail time, massive fines, lawyers fees, embarrassment, criminal record, tax audits, etc.



 
wrigley said:
You also forgot to mention that this is nothing new, and is not unique to irvine, or FCBs.

Nothing posted on the internet is new.  Sure I've heard of this type of thing, but it would be better if we used examples and get into the details of how to do it.
 
One legal method I've heard of is due to how the college views home equity. If they don't count it as an asset for college expenses then what you do is take your free cash and pay your mortgage.

Another is to have a 457 plan sponsored by the grandparents. But don't use it until the last year of college. This is because the plan doesn't have to be reported on the financial aid application if it's not sponsored by the parents and/or used the previous year.

Keep in mind the colleges are constantly changing the financial aid rules to try to close these loopholes.
 
We need to change the game.  Pay whistle blowers 10% for turning in cheaters.  Fine cheaters all pass due funds plus 25% penalty

Same for all the under the table help in irvine


 
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