Consider a reset of college savings with a 529 plan
Considering the broader tax benefits, 529 plans may be a more tax-efficient way to save for college than custodial accounts.
Considering the broader tax benefits, 529 plans may be a more tax-efficient way to save for college than custodial accounts.
Important changes to the FAFSA filing will take effect this year and impact student aid levels for some families.
Families with college-bound students may want to consider a plan with a dual approach to help achieve college planning goals.
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.
Parents looking at future college expenses are assessing choices for funding college to reduce the debt burden for their children and themselves.
The future of student loan forgiveness proposals is still under debate highlighting the need to save for college.
The last two years of high school are important for college-bound students to prepare.
For high school freshmen with college as a long-term goal, the high school years are a critical time to focus more on preparing for college.