Welcome to The College Funding Coach® Mini Vault! Thank you for attending our workshop and completing our survey. The information contained in our vault is here to help you dive deeper into creating your family's college financial plan. You'll find an action plan, tools to estimate how much you'll need to save for college, an EFC (Expected Family Contribution) calculator and more! You can utilize as many or as few of these tools as you wish.
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The mini-vault contains tools, calculators, and other information to help you begin to develop a college funding plan specific to your family.
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529 Standard Search Tool
College Savings Estimator
529 Comparison Calculator
Worksheets and Glossary of Terms
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