
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.
If you’re the owner of a 529 plan, you have several options for beneficiary changes if you need them.
A 529 Plan is the most-recommended college savings plan for younger children.
A 40-something couple with two teens juggles retirement planning with soon-to-come college costs.
While a Roth IRA can be used for college, there may be better options.
You can borrow money for college, but not for retirement.
Choose carefully when deciding how to pay off college bills.
You won’t know what kind of college aid you’ll qualify for unless you apply.
You don’t have to choose your own state’s 529 Plan for college savings.
Even if you can take IRA funds to pay for college, there may be better options.
At age 59, a divorced woman wants to find financial discipline so she can retire without worry.
Success isn’t measured in college degrees. Even a billionaire says so.
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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