What if you are making decisions based upon the same bad information as millions of others?  Do you think this would have an impact on what you pay for college?

There is bad information constantly circulating about paying for college and it is costing families thousands of dollars every year.  The effects are:

• Bankrupting retirements
  
• Saddling parents and students with unnecessary debt
  
• Forcing some students to drop out of college.

Do you think it might be worth your while to get the right information?

So what's the problem...

You haven’t got the right information to this point because of a very simple reason.  The people you’ve been trying to get the information from either don’t know or have a vested interest in not telling you.

My name is Scott Anderson.  I’m a college financial advisor, and I can tell you beyond a shadow of a doubt that you are making decisions about college based upon out-dated and plain incorrect information.  I want to change that.

Your financial advisor doesn’t know how to save money on college because they’re taught how to save money for college if you have 15 years before your student graduates high school.  They’re not taught anything about when college is on your doorstep.  I know.  I used to be one.

Your student’s guidance counselor doesn’t know simply because they don’t have time to study this issue.  I was shocked the first time I taught this material to guidance counselors.  I thought they would have some reasonable level of knowledge on this subject.  But I was in for a big surprise.

The financial aid department at the college or university your student is applying to probably knows some ideas on how to save money on college... but they won’t tell you this information.  Because they are the people who want your money.

You haven’t solved this problem because your financial advisor doesn’t know, your guidance counselor doesn’t know, and the financial aid officer doesn’t want you to know.

Here's the solution...

You do not have to make decisions under these myths any longer.  The information is here, right at your fingertips.

You can be in the driver’s seat of what your college student’s education will cost.  You can have the knowledge to save thousands of dollars every year on college.  You can make sure you don’t fall victim to one of these myths of paying for college.

There is an old saying… knowledge is power.  In this instance… knowledge is money.  My new report, The 14 Great Myths of Paying for College, explodes the myths and lies that are costing families money day after day.  In 9 years of working with families to save as much on college as possible, I have tackled at least one of these myths with every family I meet.

Get my free report and protect yourself from these money-robbing lies.  All I need is your email address and name, and I can have the report to you in less than 1 minute.  I also want to give you my free, bi-weekly College Financial Watch.  Twice a month, you’ll be able to see what latest developments I have found helpful about…

• College finances
• Government actions
• Admission tactics
  
• And other information that saves money on college.
  

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What if everything you thought you knew about paying for college was a myth?