Can I Open A 529 For Myself?
You can open a 529 plan for yourself – both to use now and to save for your future (or even your future kid’s education.
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You can open a 529 plan for yourself – both to use now and to save for your future (or even your future kid’s education.
Recently, two researchers have identified problems in how some states manage their 529 college savings plans. Here’s what you need to know.
Coverdell education savings accounts have a $2,000 annual contribution limit per beneficiary, but there are ways to get around this limit.
Did you know that you can use a Roth IRA to save for college, but there are pros and cons that you need to be aware of.
You can use a 529 plan to repay up to $10,000 in student loans – but there are some caveats you need to know.
Read this Backer review to see how you might get help in opening a 529 plan, lowering fund fees, and reducing risk.
Coverdell ESAs are less popular than 529 plans but have some advantages over them when saving for K-12 expenses. Learn their pros and cons!
EarlyBird is a mobile-only platform that allows friends and family to easily contribute money that is invested for a child’s future.
Gift Of College is a gift registry that makes it easy to accept 529 plan contributions or student loan payments from family and friends.
We break down all the benefits of 529 plan rollovers and transfers as well as a few potential downsides you’ll want to watch out for.
How prepaid tuition plans work and if prepaid tuition plans are right for your college saving strategy versus a 529 plan.
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