Juggling 529 plans for three kids to pay for college without borrowing… yet
If you’re the owner of a 529 plan, you have several options for beneficiary changes if you need them.
College
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My parents bought savings bonds for college. Is there a better choice?
A 529 Plan is the most-recommended college savings plan for younger children.
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Opening a Roth IRA for my grandchildren
While a Roth IRA can be used for college, there may be better options.
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Should we use retirement accounts for college bills?
You can borrow money for college, but not for retirement.
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Tax advantages of paying for college with home equity rather than Coverdell savings
Choose carefully when deciding how to pay off college bills.
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Fill out the FAFSA for college aid, no matter your income or savings
You won’t know what kind of college aid you’ll qualify for unless you apply.
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Should I choose NJBest or another 529 Plan?
You don’t have to choose your own state’s 529 Plan for college savings.
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Can I use my IRA to pay for college?
Even if you can take IRA funds to pay for college, there may be better options.
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Finding money if you haven't saved enough for college
Before you start borrowing, decide if the cost is worth it.
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Choosing the best college savings plan
There are many options for opening a college savings account for a new baby. Here’s why a 529 Plan may be the way to go.
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Positioning your finances to maximize financial aid
When college is close, where you have your money could make a big different in the financial aid your student receives. Here are some tips.
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