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Pay for college without wrecking your retirement

See exactly where your family stands on college funding. Get a clear, personalized read on your strategy, your savings, and your next move.

Show me where we're overpaying

Free. 15 quick questions. No jargon, no sales pitch.

This year alone, the families I worked with saved more than $1 million, combined, on college.
What you'll uncover

A real picture of your family's college plan

  • Your funding strategy

    See whether your current plan reduces costs or quietly sets your child up for crippling debt.

  • Fit and affordability

    Learn if your teen's college list balances the right fit with the real financial consequences.

  • Retirement protection

    Find out if college costs are on track to eat into the savings you'll need later.

  • Aid and scholarships

    Discover how to maximize aid and merit money even if you aren't considered low income.

  • A practical backup plan

    Know what you'd do if aid offers come in lower than you hoped.

  • The family conversation

    Check whether you've aligned as a family on loans, limits, and long-term consequences.

Show me where we're overpaying

Free. 15 quick questions. Takes about 3 minutes.

How it works

Clarity in about three minutes

  1. 1

    Answer 15 questions

    Quick, plain-English questions about your family's college funding situation.

  2. 2

    Get your score

    See instantly whether your confidence lands low, medium, or high.

  3. 3

    Know your next move

    Walk away with a clear read on where to focus first and what to fix.

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Who's behind this

Guidance from someone who's done it himself

Michael Korch spent 32 years in tech, holds a finance degree and a UW Foster MBA, and saved over $40,000 putting his own twins through college. As a college funding specialist, he's filled out the forms, written the appeals, and run these numbers for hundreds of families across the country.

32 yrsIn tech before this
$40K+Saved on his own twins
MBAUW Foster, finance degree
In their words

Families who found their footing

Extremely helpful during what can be a stressful time. He'd get 10 stars from me if that were an option here.
MKM. Kent
I am writing with fantastic news! I got an email today stating that Loyola has awarded Dylan an additional Directors Award, which is a $4,000 per year scholarship, renewable for all four years. I am so, so grateful!
RERebecca E.
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Questions parents ask

Find out where your family really stands

Take the free College Funding Scorecard and get clarity before the next tuition bill lands.

Show me where we're overpaying