054 Denise Thompson

<p><strong>Denise Thompson</strong></p> <p>Save Money on College So You Can Make Investments in Real Estate</p> <p>We have many conversations about saving money, on buying a home, building a new home, or remodeling. We are always looking for the best way to save money.</p> <p>The topic we are talking about today i<strong>s</strong> about saving money but not on a building. Instead, we're talking about how to save money sending your kids to college.  Just think how great it will be after your children graduate, they or you, won’t be strapped in lifelong debt. Not having to put an enormous output of money for their education, that money can be used for having a better home for your family and even wonderful family experiences.</p> <p>Why is this relevant to you?</p> <p>For you estate people letting your people know about this, they can buy a bigger home which means a bigger commission for you.</p> <p>And as an entrepreneur, you can retire earlier!</p> <p>At any rate, this topic is so important and can be beneficial to so many people I’m excited for her to share her strategies for saving money on university fees.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Denise Thompson's Bio</strong></p> <p>Denise is an International best-selling author, TEDxTenayaPaseo speaker, and coach to parents of college-bound teens, Denise’s mission is to reverse the college debt statistic in the U.S. and to inspire, educate, and equip parents who take an active role in supporting their children to live a life of financial freedom.</p> <p>Denise is a 20-year homeschool veteran having homeschooled her two children from Pre-k through high school. Using her proprietary repeatable strategy both attended their first-choice college on 17 scholarships exceeding $199,000.  They walked out of college with cash in hand. Denise says you can keep your money.</p> <p>Denise says “College doesn't have to be a DEBT sentence.” Denise is a resource you'll want for yourself and your clients.</p> <p><strong>Denise’s Contact:</strong></p> <p>denise.thomas007@gmail.com</p> <p>Don’