Parents of College-Bound High School Students

Are you struggling to figure out how you’re going to cope with the enormous costs of sending your child to college?
How will you ensure the best possible education and opportunities for your child without jeopardizing your own retirement plan? What will you do if your son or daughter decides to go to graduate school?
Do you feel like a billionaire? It appears the Financial Aid administrators think you are, at least it seems that way when you find out how much money they expect you to contribute to your child’s education.
The cost of a college education continues to skyrocket, and there is no end in sight. If income came close to keeping pace with the increase, it might not be so bad. But for many parents, college now feels like an insurmountable financial burden. Information on how to better manage it is scattered and hard to find, so many end up paying the retail rate and saddling themselves or their children with a stack of loans.
Lightening the Load of Paying for College
I’m Marc Hill, CCPS, RFC® and founder of Reduce My College Costs, LLC. As both a financial planner and a parent, I know what you are going through. That’s why I created my firm to be a little different. We are not a scholarship search firm and we’re not a student loan lender. We are well-versed in the financial aid process, but we know not everyone is eligible for financial aid. So we take a broader approach-identifying a variety of solutions that will make college more affordable for people at all income and asset levels.
Questions? Our website should answer many of them but if you don’t find an answer or want to set up an appointment for an individual consultation, we’d love to talk with you. To find out more about decreasing your college costs, just fill out our simple contact form. Or feel free to give us a call at 1-866-675-5031.
