The rising cost of college tuition ranks second only to buying a house — and for many families, paying for higher education can strain savings, retirement plans, and overall financial security. Our free college-planning workshop is designed to help parents and students navigate the complexities of college financing and build a strategy that supports higher education without sacrificing your financial future.
In a 60–90 minute session, you and your family will learn practical, actionable strategies to reduce or even eliminate out-of-pocket college expenses — regardless of income level.
What You’ll Learn
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How to send your child to a private or out-of-state college for less than a state school — in many cases.
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Ways to pay for college without heavily relying on 529 plans, private student loans, or dipping into retirement savings.
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How to select colleges with the best potential for generous financial aid or scholarships.
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How the U.S. Department of Education calculates “family contribution,” and which assets and income sources impact financial aid eligibility.
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Techniques for lowering your “out-of-pocket” costs while maximizing grants, tax deductions, scholarships, and financial aid.
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How to build a customized college-funding plan tailored to your family’s financial goals — while still saving for retirement and protecting your lifestyle.
Who Should Attend
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Parents of middle school, high school, or college-bound students
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Families who want to make college affordable and avoid debt or high out-of-pocket costs
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Parents concerned about preserving retirement savings while funding college
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Students and parents who want clarity and control over college funding — even if they’re unfamiliar with financial aid rules, scholarships, or tax strategies
No matter your family’s income or background, the workshop is designed to demystify college funding and provide straightforward, no-nonsense guidance.
Reserve Your Spot
Attendance is free but space is limited. Secure your seats now by registering. Once you sign up, we’ll send you full details for the workshop — including date, time, and location.