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“EPR was kind enough to review my FAFSA before I filed it. They found a critical error that would have cost me an additional $7,200 per year in lost financial aid. Thank you! If only my sister had known about your services!”

Ashley J., Student

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The average family will overpay for college by 10-20% because they don’t have a strategy to keep their costs low, or to find the more generous colleges. Every game plan begins with a starting point, and for college that starting point is FAFSA. FAFSA is also where 90% of all errors occur that contribute to the pain of high loans and increased debt upon graduation.

What will you receive

An instant estimate of how much you may overpay for college. You will also have the ability to take advantage of a complimentary session with a certified college strategist, followed by a custom road map for your family with step by step instructions on how to control your cost of college.

Average per year cost of college for the student
Number of children who will be attending college
List the high school graduation year of each student
Ex. 2016, 2018
Total number of years you will have children in college
How much does your family earn in one year?
Current amount of college savings
Amount of equity in primary residence
Total equity for all homes other than your primary home
Combined total of non-qualified assets
(Includes checking, savings, CD’s, investment accounts, emergency fund, etc. Basically, these are all assets that are not part of a 401(k), IRA or similar retirement account.)
How much do you contribute to your retirement savings each year?
BASE COST (EFC) = W
ANNUAL OUT OF POCKET COST = X
o A = $5,000: If A- W is negative, X = A
LIFETIME COST = Y ($5,000 A-W negative)
o A = $5,000: else X = W
LIFETIME COST = Y ($5,000 A-W positive)
o A = $25,000: If A- W is negative, X = A
LIFETIME COST = Y ($25,000 A-W negative)
o A = $25,000: else X = W + ((A – W) * 0.75)
LIFETIME COST = Y ($25,000 A-W positive)
o A = $50,000: If A- W is negative, X = A
LIFETIME COST = Y ($50,000 A-W negative)
o A = $50,000: else X = W + ((A – W) * 0.50)
LIFETIME COST = Y ($50,000 A-W positive)
o A = $70,000: If A- W is negative, X = A
LIFETIME COST = Y ($70,000 A-W negative)
o A = $70,000: else X = W + ((A – W) * 0.07)
LIFETIME COST = Y ($70,000 A-W positive)
P) Annual Penalty
Q) Difference b/n Avg College Cost and Income Contribution
Lifetime Penalty 1
Z (A=5,000, D<=5,000, P<5,000)
Lifetime Penalty 2
Z (A=5,000, D<=5,000, P>5,000)
Note (1):
Your EFC is too high to save money on college with one child in school. You may be able to reduce your costs if you have more than one child in college at the same time, and there are many other options to reduce your college costs, including negotiating your cost with colleges. A certified EPR college representative can cover your options with you.
Lifetime Penalty 3
Z (A=25,000, D<=25,000, P<25,000)
Lifetime Penalty 4
Z (A=25,000, D<=25,000, P>25,000)
Note (2):
Your EFC is too high to save money on college with one child in school. You may be able to reduce your costs if you have more than one child in college at the same time, and there are many other options to reduce your college costs, including negotiating your cost with colleges. A certified EPR college representative can cover your options with you.
Lifetime Penalty 5
Z (A=50000, D<=50000, P<50000)
Lifetime Penalty 6
Z (A=50000, D<=50000, P>50000)
Note (3):
Your EFC is too high to save money on college with one child in school. You may be able to reduce your costs if you have more than one child in college at the same time, and there are many other options to reduce your college costs, including negotiating your cost with colleges. A certified EPR college representative can cover your options with you.
Lifetime Penalty 7
Z (A=70,000, D<=70,000, P<70,000)
Lifetime Penalty 8
Z (A=70,000, D<=70,000, P>70,000)
Note (4):
Your EFC is too high to save money on college with one child in school. You may be able to reduce your costs if you have more than one child in college at the same time, and there are many other options to reduce your college costs, including negotiating your cost with colleges. A certified EPR college representative can cover your options with you.
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Find out your true out of pocket cost for college. Don’t make the mistake of overpaying for college! More than 80% of FAFSA applications contain errors, often costing families thousands of dollars in lost financial aid. Even if you fill out the FAFSA correctly, you may not be taking advantage of significant financial aid that may be available to you.

At no cost to you, we will provide you a quick overview of what your FAFSA will determine to be your cost for college if you were to apply today.

As part of a unique service to our customers, we will also provide you with a game plan that is specific to your family’s situation and help you to recapture as much of your extra expenses for college as possible. There are opportunities for families of all income levels!

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