College-bound students stay on track with a dynamic plan
Families with college-bound students may want to consider a plan with a dual approach to help achieve college planning goals.
Families with college-bound students may want to consider a plan with a dual approach to help achieve college planning goals.
The need to save for college becomes more significant with less federal aid available and loan forgiveness proposal is struck down by SCOTUS.
A growing number of families are using 529 plans to save for college.
More grandparents may consider funding a 529 plan for their grandchildren as financial aid rules change.
As students take the final lap before college the last two years of high school are critical to strengthen their applications and make the college decision.
Early college planning can help families meet savings goals and mitigate the debt burden in the future.
A number of trends are emerging as college students seek a variety of ways to earn their degrees amid rising costs.
Last year, the coronavirus relief bill signed into law in late 2020 makes several changes to the FAFSA filing process in the future.
Students may want to consider using a Roth IRA to save some of their summer earnings.
Whether saving for college or making withdrawals, there are many 529 plan considerations that may need attention at year-end.