Blueprint every year of tuition with confidence
Model preschool through seminary and college for all your children. Compare scenarios, layer in loans or scholarships, and download a full PDF roadmap that feels as polished as the Simcha Planner.
Live Projection
Lifetime tuition obligation
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Monthly saving target
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Loans planned
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Scenario Builder
Control the assumptions
Swap between Lean, Baseline, and Stretch to instantly see impact on every stage.
Early childhood
Daycare, playgroup, preschool
Elementary (K-8)
Yeshiva/cheder/Bais Yaakov
High school / Mesivta
Tuition + expected trips/fees
Seminary / Beis Medrash year
Gap-year in Israel or out-of-town
College / Parnassah track
University or trade program
Children & timeline
Add every child once
We map each stage automatically based on age. Toggle seminary/college per child.
Funding Blueprint
Baseline scenario
Live rollup of all children and stages.
Lifetime education cost
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First bill: --
Monthly saving target
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Spread evenly until final tuition year
Loans planned
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at --% for -- years
Per-child totals
Includes inflation and chosen scenario
Scenario snapshots
See how assumptions move the needle
Each card recalculates all children. Click to make it the active plan.
Game plan
How to use this tool
- Start with Baseline. Adjust inflation and dorm costs to match your area, then confirm stage baselines.
- Add every child once. Ages drive the timeline; toggle seminary/college per child as needed.
- Layer in loans mindfully. Set how much of gap year and college you’ll borrow and see the payment impact.
- Download and share. Export a PDF for your spouse, rav, or planner so everyone works from the same numbers.
What’s baked in
Assumptions behind the math
- Stage timing: Preschool starts ~age 3, elementary around 6, HS at 14, gap year at 18, college at 19.
- Inflation: Applied every year until each tuition bill hits.
- Boarding extras: Dorm + travel only apply to HS, gap year, and college stages.
- Loans: Only gap year and college are eligible by default; amortized after the last tuition year.