"HIde" Your Money From the Financial Aid Office
Tonight's the night if you've taken a look at exactly how much college tuition for all of your kids will actually cost you, and you've broken out into a cold sweat, feeling like you're about to lose your lunch.
Tonight, I'm running a new online workshop, How to Legally "Print" Scholarships On Demand, and you're invited! Yay.
(You can even forward this invitation to your friends, who will owe you a debt of gratitude until the end of time).
Here's what awaits you when you join us tonight:
How any family -- even high income earners -- can slash college costs by more than 56%
The strange and unsettling truth about the 529 College Savings Plan
How to squeeze a few more (thousand) bucks out of a college after it's so-called "final" offer
The oddball, counter-intuitive reason why a high sticker price private college can cost less out of pocket than a "cheaper" state university
The crucial, overlooked, make-or-break factor that dictates whether you will win boatloads of scholarships, or get "bupkis". (Best guess is that 99% of families and guidance counselors overlook this or have no idea what I'm talking about.)
This is a live, interactive presentation, which means that I, not an AI robot, will do the presentation, and that YOU can pop your questions into the chat for me to answer. Double yay.
Here's where to go:
- Actual Andy Lockwood
P.S. My goal tonight is to help you feel less confused and stressed, and give you hope that you can actually comfortably afford to pay for your kiddos' tuition without decimating your retirement prospects or selling a vital organ.
And even if you can "write the check" for college, there's no law or reason to OVERpay.
P.P.S. If you're self-employed, I have a few tips up my sleeve especially for you.
P.P.P.S. If you're divorced or separated: ditto.