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What’s New in Financial Avenue: Reports What's New in Financial Avenue: Reports Please fill out the form and check the resources that you would like to receive from the “What's New in Financial Avenue: Reports” webinar. Webinar Recording Webinar Recap Financial Avenue Dashboard and Reports User Guide Financial Avenue Gradebook Full Name* Title* Organization/Institution* Email Address* Phone NumberView Inceptia's full privacy statement.CAPTCHA
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NASFAA 2022 NASFAA Discovery Dashboard Welcome NASFAA attendees! Discover who we are, what we offer, see speaking session details, gather free resources and more. Meet the Team | Session Information | Success Stories | Solutions | Watch to Learn | Research Briefs | Toolkits | Resources to Share | E-Books Meet the Team Mike Lubben Contact Me Matt Nettleton Contact Me Shannon Jones Contact Me Tami Gilbeaux Contact Me Chris Campbell Contact Me Get to Know Inceptia Session Information Pivot! Developing Nimble Processes to Support Students Monday, June 27 | 8:30-9:30 a.m. Meeting Room 13B Show Description Join a panel of Financial Aid leaders as they discuss the challenges of a changing higher ed climate and how the ability to pivot, adapt, and provide nimble processes can foster success for students and staff. The State of Student Finances Tuesday, June 28 | 2:40-3:40 p.m. Meeting Room 11 Show Description Join us as we dig into the data from Inceptia’s second State of Student Finances publication, in which we surveyed over 65,000 students to gauge how financial behaviors change – or don’t – over time. The results give us unique insight into how students are navigating the pandemic and adapting their behaviors in the face of economic uncertainty. Pivot! Developing Nimble Processes to Support Students Tuesday, June 28 | 4:00-5:00 p.m. Meeting Room 13B Show Description Join a panel of Financial Aid leaders as they discuss the challenges of a changing higher ed climate and how the ability to pivot, adapt, and provide nimble processes can foster success for students and staff. Success Stories Verification Gateway Verification Gateway helped DeSales University process verifications more efficiently, created a more user-friendly experience for students and families, and lowered call volume due to VG’s customer service call center. Financial Education For the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, Financial Avenue’s behavioral based approach delivered relevant content to address how students can immediately apply concepts to build financial capability. Repayment Counseling Outreach Borrowers at Blue Ridge Community College were assisted by Inceptia’s Repayment Counseling team that helped them with step-by-step ways to repay loans, taking into consideration the sensitivity and nature of each situation. View all Success Stories Solutions Verification Intuitively gathers information and documentation required to verify students for Federal Financial Aid. Learn More Return to Repayment Outreach Offers students information and answers critical questions related to the CARES act so they can successfully resume repayment Learn More PJ Advisor Streamlines the processing of financial aid appeals. Learn More Student Outreach Programs Engage with students to promote processes leading to enrollment and address barriers to aid in your planning and support strategy. Learn More Financial Education Empower students and create a culture of financial wellness through Financial Avenue, our online education program. Learn More View all Solutions Watch to Learn View all Solutions
The More You Knowl: Maximizing Student Engagement with Smart Track The More You Knowl Maximizing Student Engagement with Smart Track Please fill out the form and check the resources that you would like to receive from the “The More You Knowl : Maximizing Student Engagement with Smart Track” webinar. Webinar Recording Webinar Recap Full Name* Title* Organization/Institution* Email Address* Phone NumberView Inceptia's full privacy statement.CAPTCHA
Holiday 2021 As we reflect on the flexibility and endurance that has been a necessity for 2021, we know we continue to move forward in sharing the same goals. We are proud to be by your side helping students learn how to pay for college, get their financial aid, borrow wisely and manage their student loan situations. The pandemic has just added to the challenging situation for many, as they aren’t able to meet their basic needs. Hunger continues to be a growing issue for students at a national level—both in classrooms and on college campuses. For too many younger students, building strong educational foundations can’t be a top priority with the burden of food insecurity impacting how they live, learn and grow. In ongoing support, Inceptia proudly continues our holiday tradition of donating to Lincoln, Nebraska’s BackPack Program, a local charity dedicated to fighting child hunger. An example of resilience, the BackPack Program has resumed their regular programming and is distributing an estimated 2,000 backpacks each week. For us, this is another way to contribute to a foundation in which youth can focus on opportunities to learn and thrive. It is because of our valued partnership with clients like you, that we are able to give back in this way; we hope it makes a meaningful difference to future generations of students. We thank you for your partnership and wish you a joyful holiday season and an optimistic outlook for the New Year! ~ The Inceptia Team
Holiday 2021 As part of our non-profit mission, we are dedicated to supporting students’ higher education dreams by teaching them how to pay for college, get their financial aid, borrow wisely and manage their student loan obligations. The dream of a bright future dims for many that aren’t able to meet their basic needs and their challenges are compounded by the pandemic. Hunger continues to be a growing issue for students at a national level—both in classrooms and on college campuses. For too many younger students, building strong educational foundations can’t be a top priority with the burden of food insecurity impacting how they live, learn and grow. In ongoing support, Inceptia proudly continues our holiday tradition of donating to Lincoln, Nebraska’s BackPack Program, a local charity dedicated to fighting child hunger. An example of resilience, the BackPack Program has resumed their regular programming and is distributing an estimated 2,000 backpacks each week. We look forward to working with you in the future and wish you a joyful holiday season and an optimistic outlook for the New Year! ~ The Inceptia Team
PASFAA spotlight CARES Act CDR Impact Timeline Connecting resuming repayment impact to CDR Based on the CARES Act and subsequent Executive Orders, student loan repayment is scheduled to resume on February 1, 2022. Many questions loom regarding Cohort Default Rates (CDR) and the future impact of all currently deferred borrowers resuming repayment at approximately the same time. CARES Act Impact on CDRs and Open Cohort Years 2019 Denominator: October 1, 2018 – September 30, 2019 Impact to School’s CDR: October 1, 2018 – September 30, 2021 2019 CDR was established in March 2020 when the CARES Act went into effect 2020 Denominator: October 1, 2019 – September 30, 2020 Impact to school’s CDR: October 1, 2019 – September 30, 2022 2020 CDR was established in March 2020 when the CARES Act went into effect as loans which enter repayment on February 1, 2022 cannot default prior to September 30, 2022; therefore the 2020 CDR will be zero. 2021 Denominator: October 1, 2020 – September 30, 2021 Impact to school’s CDR: October 1, 2020 – September 30, 2023 As of February 1, 2022, 55% of the cohort year remains Inceptia will accept delinquent borrowers through December 1, 2022 2022 Denominator: October 1, 2021 – September 30, 2022 Impact to school’s CDR: October 1, 2021 – September 30, 2024 As of February 1, 2022, over 88% of the cohort year remains Inceptia will accept delinquent borrowers through December 1, 2023 Repayment Resumes February 1, 2022 A large number of borrowers will all reenter repayment in February 2022. This will likely result in higher delinquency placements and higher delinquency cure rates during April, May and June. After that time, placements and cures are likely to return to normal or slightly lower levels. It is expected to be a 12-month period of abnormal placement and cure rates. Here’s why: Due to all borrowers being brought current effective March 13, 2020, all borrowers will reenter repayment in February 2022. This also means that a larger number of borrowers will also become delinquent at the same time. For Repayment Counseling Outreach, Inceptia loads borrowers at 60 days delinquent. The first batch of delinquent borrowers will occur in April, 2022. There is no trend data on what to expect when repayment resumes. However, based on previous experience, when large natural disasters (hurricanes most recently) occur, borrowers have a difficult time getting back to making payments. As a result, there is typically a higher than normal delinquency rates after natural disasters. Following this premise, Inceptia anticipates a larger than average number of borrowers will be loaded during April, May and June. Based on larger numbers of delinquent borrowers, the volume of cures is likely to also be higher than normal for April, May and June. There are borrowers that were in a suspension status (deferment or forbearance) before March 30, 2020, but have since come out of that status. These borrowers may need reminding to complete paperwork to resume their previous status. There are borrowers who made payments before the COVID-19 crisis and were in good standing but are now unable to make payments due to job loss, etc. These borrowers may need to be informed of payment plan options. After the initial surge of delinquent borrowers, delinquency placements and cures will likely return to normal thresholds; however, a portion of the initial batches will remain difficult to cure. Newly delinquent borrowers will mainly be those borrowers currently in their grace period. These borrowers will roll into repayment in smaller cohorts and at different times. Cure rates will also decline as delinquent borrowers from the earlier months become more challenging to cure. Previously delinquent borrowers prior to the CARES Act, may have been disengaged and have already gone nearly two years without making payments. Visit Inceptia’s Cohort Year Impact Tool to see how the timeline impacts the cohort year. Contact Tami Gilbeaux and visit her dedicated solutions and resources page. Tami GilbeauxAssistant Vice President Schedule a Meeting 315-200-3200
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