This annotated bibliography cites seventy-nine references (including books, reports, articles, papers, and congressional hearings) on financing postsecondary education. Annotations vary in length, the shortest about 20 words and the longest approximately 170 words. The following are representative titles: Viewpoint: Money for Continuing Education; Financing Part-time Students: The New Majority in Postsecondary Education; Needed: A Voucher Plan in Support of Continuing Education; Higher Education: Who Pays? Who Benefits? Who Should Pay?; Low or No Tuition, the Feasibility of a National Policy for the First Two Years of College; New Approaches to Student Financial Aid; U.S. Policy and the Evolutionary Adaptability of Postsecondary Education; Americans in Middle Years: Career Options and Educational Opportunities; Patterns for Lifelong Learning; Financing Lifelong Education: Next Steps in Exploring the Entitlement Approach; Equity of Access: Continuing Education and the Part-Time Student; Setting and Criteria for the Design of an Effective Public Policy of Educational Entitlements; Strengthening the Alternative Postsecondary Education System: Continuing and Part-time Study in Massachusetts; For Greater Flexibility of Working Life; Continuing Education as a National Capital Investment; and The Boundless Resource: A Prospectus for an Education-Work Policy. (EM)