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These parents used the right wording and SavvyFi’s college savings app to ask for college fund money instead of gifts on their daughter’s first birthday…and received over $900! See
You’re finally ready to start your child’s college fund. You’ve decided on the 529 plan as your account type, which is a pretty solid choice,
Today’s parents are starting their college funds much earlier than previous generations. In fact, a Vanguard study of its 529 plan account owners shows that
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