Category: 529 Plans

529 Plans

Is It Better For a Parent or Grandparent to Own a 529 Plan?

Data shows that new parents are more motivated than ever before to save for their children’s college. However, there are quite a few barriers keeping

July 21, 2020

529 Plans

What Happens to My 529 Plan If My Child Does Not Go to College?

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,

June 23, 2020

529 Plans

How To Start A 529 Plan For Your Unborn Child

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

June 16, 2020

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