How to “Hide” Your Money From the Financial Aid Office
The 140-page book on legally repositioning what you own so colleges stop treating you like an ATM. Written for families who have been told, usually by someone who never ran the numbers, that they “make too much” to qualify for anything.
Tuition discounts of 30% to 50% are on the table far more often than you have been led to believe.
Inside:
- Why the family earning $400,000 sometimes pays LESS than the family earning $180,000
- The savings mistake your accountant almost certainly told you to make
- The strange reason an expensive private college can cost you less out of pocket than a “cheaper” state university
- What to do when a college lowballs you with its first offer
- The five costliest assumptions high income families make, and how to avoid every one of them
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Who wrote this
Andy Lockwood has spent 24 years in college admissions and financial aid and has written five bestselling books. The Wall Street Journal, Fox, News Nation, CBS and Newsday call him when college admissions makes news, and he appeared in the Netflix documentary Operation Varsity Blues as an expert commentator.
Pearl Lockwood is a former Queens County prosecutor who runs Lockwood’s financial aid division and personally files aid for more than 400 families a year.
Together they have worked with 2,457 families.
