edCelerator Advisors

If you are a financial planner, college planner, accountant, banker or insurance professional interested in helping hundreds of families afford college, you need the edCelerator™. The software and system derive from the combined 27 years of college laser-focus from its design team. We are delighted to help you bring your clients and prospective clients a way to make college much cheaper than ALL of the alternatives.

The number of children going to college is at record levels, as is the cost of college. The number of families making use of college planners is up 600%+ over the last five years! Financial professionals' clients need to see how they can save tens (sometimes hundreds) of thousands of dollars on the cost of college; if you don't show them, someone else will!

And if the business goal of your financial planning practice is to gather assets, what better way is there to do so than to first help families solve the enormous asset-liquidation problem that's staring them in the face - $100,000 college bills!

Every other stockbroker, financial planner, investment advisor, etc. can show parents "retirement solutions" (that somehow always seem to include variable annuities and/or separately managed accounts). And frankly, solving the "retirement issue" focuses on the wrong bogey: Baby Boomer parents need to know how they'll afford college and they need to know right now. Unlike the preponderance of what Wall Street peddles, the edCelerator™ System saves clients money and increase their net worth. And it builds your credibility with prospective clients at the speed of light because you used it to solve their most pressing concern - educating their children.

We receive inquiries from parents all over America looking for a college planner. Adding the edCelerator™ to your suite of services empowers you to provide dramatic savings, in an affordable way. Complete the Contact Form today so we can e-mail you professional-use program specifics. Why not take the "Insured Tin Can" Challenge while you're here?