There's a big difference between saving money on college and saving money for college. 

Good news is... Education Funding Solutions can help with both! 

Saving money on college generally concerns the activities of "late-stage" college funding - that is, programs and processes that are employed by the parents of high school sophomores, juniors and seniors to make college less expensive.  Three of the four tabs here address aspects of late-stage college funding - Financial Aid, Scholarships and Loans. 

The fourth tab, about 529 Plans, discusses the pros - and cons - of this popular method of saving for college.  For all the details on Financial Aid, contact us.



Only 18% of American college students graduate in 4 years.                                                          Only 53% graduate, ever.                                                                                     Over the last 8 years, college costs have increased 42% while median family income has decreased 2%.                                                                                           Over the period 1985 to 2005, tuition and fees have soared 330%.                                                         Over the same period, median family income increased only 79%.                                                                                          23% of college students pay tuition with their credit cards.                                                            33% of students who have credit cards, carry balances over $5,000 on them.                                                                                       These are alarming statistics but we can help you avoid being included among them - talk to us; we can help.
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