Student Tuition Strategy

Millions of Americans are highly exploited by the financial industry. It has become a toxic environment. It is especially frustrating that the sense of desperation and despair associated with it comes from the constant uncertainty facing families across the country that are simply trying to send their children to college and give them a good life.

Membership Instructor

Ron Harris Author

Ron Harris, MBA and certified Financial Educator (CFEI), born in Los Angeles, graduated from the University of Essex, UK with a master’s degree in global marketing and communications. Ron is an entrepreneur has over 20 years experience developing integrated sales and marketing strategies that have launched new technologies, manufactured products or innovative solutions for tech startups, SME’s, and corporations such as Union Bank of CA, Prudential, KCBS, KCAL, KTLA, FatBurger, the Dial Corporation, Sunkist, MSE, ILG and DocuWise. For the last 7 years Ron has been helping people on Main Street manage their money like people who work on Wall St. Ron has traveled to over 40 countries to study causes and solutions wealth disparity so that he could apply this knowledge at home in the United States. Ron is dedicated to helping working class people who live in underserved urban communities, optimize their personal financial positions, improve their lives, retire with dignity and build generational wealth.

Student Fund Strategy

$5.49

per month

You know why college is important. You might even have kids who are planning to go to school. Furthermore, you’re concerned about the price tag of tuition at a four-year state university or professional school. And with good reason: the average cost of tuition and fees at a public college rose faster over the last five years than the rate of inflation, according to CollegeBoard.

$59.99

per year