$200 million in refunds unclaimed in Florida Prepaid College program

Date:

September 21, 2021

More than 30,000 families have yet to claim over $200 million worth of refunds from Florida’s Prepaid College Tuition Program, according to program officials.

Prices for the prepaid plans were rolled back last year as tuition at state colleges and universities had not increased in six years. This left some accounts paid off early, with refund balances due.

On average, families that have not yet claimed their refunds have $4,700 waiting for them.

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$200 million in refunds unclaimed in Florida Prepaid College program

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