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Analyst Michelle
Absolute Strategies for Lowering College Tuition
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Changes to investment markets today mean changes in college fiancial planning choices. Old information could cost you! Read the papers! Even pre-paid college plans will experience trouble if the money you invest in to them can't increase at the rate college tuition increases!
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO CREATE AN IMPRESSIVE, PERSONALIZED 50 to 100 PAGE REPORT, detailing your personal investment choices and how they impact what you will pay for your child's college. Learn how to lower that cost of tuition and associated out of pocket expenses. For example: Did you know that a child choosing an expensive ($37K) per year, tuition school could cost another $32 K per year if their interest is in aviation? Your cost just "unexpectedly" nearly doubled!
This information answers all questions concerning expense, proceedure and form filing. I will handle all mandatory form filing over the course of a 4 year degree. It is information that many professionals and most families are not aware of. Financial professionals may choose to receive: 200 page Training Manual.
You may train over the phone at your convenience.
Disk or CD-rom including flip charts, lead sources and advertising material.
An account representative to file the FAFSA form for up to 4 years FREE!
Notification of changes to government scholarship and loan requirements that will impact your filing each year.
If you are a Financial professional, you have seen similar systems advertised for $2 to $6 thousand dollars! Look in your trade publications. Much of this information will just cost the phone call! If your clients have experienced loss due to specific investments, they may be in a position to turn them into savings for education. The key is short term strategy.  Whether a parent or professional, I will give you all of the answers and materials you need to get to the bottom line. Financial bottom lines, on how to get the greatest bang from your hard earned buck!!! (Insurance and Financial professionals) Since knowledge is power... you need this information.
(see frequently asked questions at the bottom of this page)
So do yourself a favor & take another 30 seconds and read on! To view a Sample of the Report, e-mail your request or call me, USAnalyst Michelle. I have trained and serviced over 1000 professionals and individuals throughout the country. As a US Dept. of Education Needs Analysis Service employee, I have consulted with an impressive list of Certified Financial Planners, Insurance Agents and families.
By knowing this system, and these stratagies, you or your client, may lower college tuition expenses by hundreds, even thousands of $ annually, allowing for more"buying power" from their investment dollars earmarked for college keeping many families from cashing out retirement funds. This year, state school costs increased all across the country by as much as 25%.
At those rates, your "investment" or "savings" dollars can't catch up. Learn what formulas (secrets) are used to assess families in order to lower college tuition. On average, categories within these formulas change; I will keep you up to date each year and disclose how they impact you.
Learn if your investments and assets are costing you thousands of extra dollars in college tuition annually.
Learn what you can do about it.
Professionals will have the opportunity to offer this information in seminar form and receive marketing materials. So Ask about this offer.
Here are some frequently asked questions:
Q: How long will this call take?
A: The average call will be about 5 minutes for families, and about 10 for professionals. So be sure to fund your Keen account before making your call. with 10 basic questions, I should be able to determine if your family would qualify for hundreds, even thousands of dollars in reduced out of pocket costs. You may then request a personalized report that could be sent to you via Keen e-mail.
Q: How will I know if I qualify?
A: A family should have a parental income of $50,000. to $150,000.; Up to $250,000. if self employed. Both categories should have personal assets in excess of about $25,000.K
Q: How much can I expect to save?
A: If you fall within the category stated above, the minimum savings are about $1,000. dollars annually. That is $4 thousand dollars over a 4 year degree. $5,000 per year on average, $20,000. over 4 years. Depending on the number in your family, and what type of investments you hold, it could be much, higher. You may request a personalized report via Keen e-mail detailing your information, schools of interest and what scholarship and grant information you could quailfy for in addition to lowering your "Expected Family Contribution" or "EFC" (college tuition cost).
For making the call and about the price of an average meal today, you could be lowering your out of pocket education expenses, and help to secure your family's retirment funds!!!
Q: Why can't I call my student's high school or college counselor to receive these answers? Or financial aid department?
A: These sources will not easily (if at all) disclose the information you will need. The counselors are trained in other areas. The difference between financial aid departments and speaking with me, Analyst Michelle is: They work for the educational system. It does not benifit them to give out the information. Unless you ask the specific questions direcly, you are still stuck in the maze of confusion. Remember, they are businesses. They too need and want your/your client's money. They will extract every dollar from your pocket allowable by law.
I will work for the family/student, to keep every dollar in the family's pocket allowable by law. It's simple. It is the same reason one would use an accountant for their taxes. Further, just like the 1040 forms and formulas, the formulas used for college funding can change each year...So speak with a specialist. This system is quick, easy and may dertermine if your current investment strategies are costing you in th
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