Good morning,
This reminder is for parents who need help paying for college next year, but are overwhelmed by the process of applying for financial aid and don't want to screw things up...
...AND, also for parents who have already borrowed tens of thousands for their kids' tuition, and are now looking at ludicrous monthly debt payments that just re-started last month, and don't know where to turn.
We're running a 10% off Black Friday promo to help you with either scenario (expires Sunday, midnight).
Here are the discounted pages for our financial aid consulting and applications prep service, with the 10% off coupon baked in:
1-pay option (best deal)
5-pay option
And here's the info for our new service, Yesterday's Debt, to help you slash your student debt payments.
Coupon code NOIRE gets you 10% off the Strategic Consultation fee. (wait for the shopping cart to update before checking out)
This train leaves the station Sunday at midnight, no ifs ands or buts.
-Andy Lockwood
P.S. Why are we running these promos? Because we see, first hand, how much parents struggle to pay for their kids' college educations, needlessly, because real relief is right under their noses.
Re: financial aid consulting: Pearl has a history of pulling rabbits out of her hat for our clients, seemingly creating windfalls of financial aid out of thin air. That's been her bread and butter for more than a decade.
Now, because times have changed, she's added another arrow to her quiver: helping clients slash their existing student loan payments.
Her latest example: she turned a dual income client's $4,000 plus per month payment on their PLUS loans (parent loans) into $1,000 + per month, which will save them close to $39,000 per year...
...Times 10 years. That's a tidy sum.
But here's the kicker: the client will get $200,000 wiped off the books -- discharged entirely -- after 10 years. Not too shabby.
If you sign up before the clock hits zero, you can take advantage of the promo on these two, money and stress-saving services, whether you're looking to send your little pilgrims to college next year and need grants, scholarships and other aid...
...or if you've already borrowed a bunch of cashola, especially PLUS loans, and want to take advantage of one or more of the 126 repayment scenarios currently in existence (not a typo).
LMK if you have any questions.
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