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What will college really cost when your child turns 18?

See the real projected price of a US degree for your kids — and how a tax-free college fund could cover it without student loans.

Built for Indian families in the US — H1B, green card, and citizen parents.

0–17 years old
Tuition, fees, room & board
Estimated 4-year cost when your child starts college ()
$0
Paid with student loans, that can balloon to about $0 after interest.

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See the exact monthly amount that could cover this tax-free with an IUL college fund — no loans, no 529 — plus a plan tailored to your family.

The loan path
$0
total repaid with interest
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$0/mo
illustrative, to grow toward the goal by age 18
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Why Indian families use an IUL, not a 529

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Flexible, not locked in

A 529 penalizes you if the money isn't used for school. A cash-value IUL can be used for college, a wedding, a first home, or retirement.

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Protection built in

It's life insurance too — so if something happens to a parent, the plan is still funded for your child. A 529 offers no such safety net.

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Tax-advantaged growth

Cash value grows tax-deferred and can be accessed tax-free when structured properly — without counting the same way against financial aid as a 529.

Illustrative estimates only, not financial, tax, or investment advice. Assumes today's average all-in cost (tuition, fees, room & board) of about $28,000 in-state / $46,000 out-of-state / $60,000 private, ~5%/yr college-cost inflation, a 10-year 7% loan for the loan figure, and ~6% illustrative annual growth for the funding estimate. Actual college costs, loan terms, and policy performance vary widely and are not guaranteed. Indexed Universal Life (IUL) is a life-insurance product; guarantees are subject to the claims-paying ability of the issuer. Consult a licensed professional for advice specific to your family.