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College Costs: What’s a Parent to Do?
Anyone with children knows the cost of a college education is steadily on the rise, and that money has to come from somewhere. So what's a parent to do? We discuss ways to 1) determine how much to save and 2) ways to save for your children's education.
The 529A Savings Plan for those with Disabilities
Caring and helping with financial support for individuals with special needs can be complex. The 529A plan is a good savings vehicle to enhance the financial wellbeing of those with disabilities.
Important 529 Plan Changes
Any Indiana resident contributing to a CollegeChoice 529 plan is eligible for a refundable state tax credit. Being an account owner of a CollegeChoice 529 plan is not a requirement to receive the credit.
What You Need to Know to Save For College and Save On College
The cost of attending college continues to rise and there is little we can do to alter this trend. If you are planning to assist with education costs for your children, you'll not only have to start saving earlier but you'll have to save smarter as well. “Education Funding” covers the pros and cons of the most popular savings vehicles. It also provides information on funding sources and gives you some financial strategies that can help your education funds go further.
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Putting as little as $100/month into a child's 529 could help you afford the surging cost of higher education.
Learn more in the Family Financial Planning chapter of our How To Build Wealth in Your 40s series.
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We have helped our clients answer these questions and more. If you want a clear understanding of your financial future, and need help making changes to reach your goals, schedule a consultation and we can get started.