Save ON College, Not Just FOR College.

Today, college four-year sticker prices can easily exceed $250,000! There are two different prices for a college education - one for the informed buyer and one for the uninformed. Which price will you pay?

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As a parent, you love your child and you want them to be happy, successful and productive. You know that a college education is one of the keys to accomplishing these goals and you're willing to sacrifice financially to help your children obtain one.

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At the same time, you're concerned about how you're going to pay for it and what the impact will be on your finances and your retirement savings. The average cost for one year of college at a public university is $25,000 and $50,000* for a private college– that’s for one year and one student! Today, a family can exceed $250,000 in college costs for ONE CHILD!

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How are families going to afford college for multiple children and adequately save for retirement at the same time?

To bridge the gap of college costs and available resources, families – of all socio- economic levels - are taking on more and more student loan debt which significantly restricts their future financial options.

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When it comes to paying for college, there are two prices – one for the informed and one for the uninformed. The fact is the uninformed buyer of a college education generally spends more (potentially thousands of dollars more) than the informed.

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Helping you become an informed buyer of a college education - and saving thousands of dollars in the process - is our mission. College planning is not just saving for college; it’s also saving on the cost of college. That is what we are going to help you do.

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It's all about knowing and applying relevant college planning and funding strategies to your circumstances so that you don't pay more for college than necessary.

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Here's the Good News!

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We can help you become an informed “buyer” of a college education by helping you make better, smarter and more informed college planning and funding decisions.

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With our assistance, families discover they can reduce their out-of-pocket college costs while oftentimes enabling them to send their student to the perfect college fit – independent of the school “sticker price” - and improve their retirement savings outlook in the process.

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We can do the same for YOU!

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We’d like to extend to you the offer of a 30-minute consultation. During our meeting, we’ll share with you what you’ll need to know and do in order to save ON, not just for the cost of college!

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We’ll reveal how, with our help, you can apply the following seven keys in your efforts to save on the high cost of a college education and pay for college without going broke in the process.

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Here are some key considerations:

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-Many Middle Income And Upper-Middle Income Parents Pay Much Less Than The Advertised Cost For Their Children’s College Education

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-High Income Families Can Reduce Their Out-Of-Pocket College Costs

-High School Guidance Counselors & “Financial Aid Nights” Aren’t Sufficient

-A Private College May Cost You Less Than a Public University

-How To Pick Colleges That Will Give You the Best Financial Aid Packages

-You Must Submit the Complicated Financial Aid Forms Accurately & On-Time – Or the Outcome Can Be Calamitous

-You May Not Have To Stop Or Curtail Your Retirement Savings Contributions In Order To Pay For College

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ACT NOW!

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Not knowing and employing the keys of college planning and funding could literally cost you thousands of dollars on your college bill and drain your retirement savings.

Don’t let this happen to you! Regardless of your particular situation, we can help you achieve a better outcome than you would without our help.

At the very least, what you’ll learn during our meeting can help you if you choose to do it yourself. Once you see how we can help you become an informed buyer of a college education and achieve a great outcome in the process, you’ll be excited about collaborating with us!

Call us now to schedule your consultation.

Know that timing is critical for most college planning strategies, so it is imperative that you start your planning immediately. Any delay may end up needlessly costing you thousands of dollars on your college bill.