Dan Evertsz Offers Free College Planning Workshop Tuesday, January 20th at Holy Names High School, Oakland, CA

San Ramon, California, January 20, 2015 (Newswire.com) - To help families and their college-bound children prepare for this important educational milestone, Dan Evertz, the senior partner of The College Money Pros, will give a free college planning workshop on Tuesday, January 20th at Holy Names High School located at 4600 Harbord Drive in Oakland, California.  This informative workshop begins a 7:00 p.m.

At this workshop, topics will cover:

• How to send one’s child to the school of their dreams without getting trapped in a financial nightmare.

• How to give a Rolls Royce education for the price of a used Ford Escort.

• How to double or triple a child’s eligibility for free grant money.

• How to pay for college by spending the least amount of money out-of-pocket.

• Where to find the hidden scholarships and grants other parents will never hear about.

• The single biggest mistake 9 out of 10 parents make when applying for scholarships that literally cost them thousands of dollars, and how to avoid it.

• Haven’t saved enough for college?  Don’t worry – it’s not as bad as you think if you know these 3 insider secrets.

• The shocking truth about 529 Plans and how it can cost you money.

• Did your accountant or broker show you where to save money for school?  Watch out!  You better move it now before it costs you a fortune.

Also at this workshop, College Money Pros will unveil its College Prep Academic Program that can earn college- bound students grades 9-12 up to $15,000.00 in tuition merit scholarship points redeemable at over 350 Colleges across the country.  These college planning workshops will teach insider secrets on how to pay for college without depleting savings or incurring student loan debt.

To register for this free workshop, please go to https://collegemoneypros.eventrite.com or to learn more about The College Money Pros and other programs that are available, contact [email protected] or go to http://collegemoneypros.com.