Did you know that Education Planning Resources provides free college planning services?
EPR provides the knowledge to minimize the expense of a college education at no cost to you.
Did you know that the equity in your house may increase the amount you pay for your child’s college?
EPR will show you how prevent your house from adding to your costs for college.
Did you know that 2,000,000 families are paying off college loans while receiving Social Security during retirement, and 300,000 are having their Social Security checks garnished to pay those loans?
EPR will help you avoid being part of that statistic.
Did you know that a private college could cost less to attend than an in-state public college?
EPR will show you how find the best college (private or pubic) to fit your student’s career path at the lowest cost to your family.
Did you know that scholarships account for about 5% of free money from colleges and grants account for 57%?
EPR will show you how to position yourself for the most grant money.
Did you know that for every $100,000 that you spend on college it will cost you about $1,000 per month in retirement income?
EPR knows how to pay for college, increase your retirement income, and at the same time, minimize college loans.
Did you know that the money you save in a 529 Plan will reduce your ability to receive free money (gifting) from colleges?
EPR will show you ways to save without jeopardizing college gifting funds.
Ed & Mary, Parent
"Thought I would share with you some good news. I sent that second email to Loyola University that included the additional information I felt they should know that I was aware of concerning my new EFC for my son and they came back offering him $15,482.00 in a need-based grant for the 2015-2016 Academic Year. [...]
Lisa Spreder, Grosse Pointe Park
Education Planning Resources worked with my son and I in the comfort of our own home to help us better understand the entire college application process. Stan and Marge were able to answer any question and calm every fear surrounding this overwhelming task. My son is now going to a college I never thought I [...]
Students Leave Over $2.9 Billion in Free College Money on the Table
Students Leave Over $2.9 Billion in Free College Money on the Table by Gianna Sen-Gupta | posted in FAFSA, Financial Aid Published on 12 Jan 2015 | Updated on 13 Jan 2015 U.S. high school graduates left over $2.9 billion in free federal grant money on the table last academic year, according to a new analysis [...]