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“We are the most effective long-term investment service built specifically for young Americans."
@wesleybelden discusses what @raisefinancial is and why its users can benefit from it.
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“I want to see us really prove the model and show how this can provide a vehicle for American families to engineer basically economic viability for themselves and their family.”
@WesleyBelden discusses the future of @raisefinancial and what it can do for its consumers.
If you’re just starting your investing journey, you’ve likely heard a whole lot of acronyms being thrown around and might be wondering “What is an ETF?” We answer that in our latest blog & video. #etf #investing #firecommunity raisefinancial.com/blog/what…
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Pro Tip: Let people know it’s okay to replace a traditional gift with a contribution to your child’s college savings plan. You can do this directly from your #ScholarRaise profile.
Are you unsure about the future of education in the wake of #virtualschool? The Tribune breaks down the way a 529 plan is still useful as education changes here:
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As #studentloan debt rises, millions of Americans know the struggle of paying back loans. A 529 plan is a great way to change your child's future and lessen or eliminate their student loan debt. @CNBC shares a #529plan success story here:
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Savings in 529 plans reached a new record in 2020. @Forbes explains why so many families choose #529plans and how to make the most of this investment tool.
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Many parents wonder how they'll pay for college. A 529 plan is a way to stash that money away, but many Americans don't know much about it. @sharon_epperson breaks it down for us. #investinyou (In partnership with @acorns.) cnb.cx/3bUlb2l
In our latest blog we weigh the pros and cons of #UGMA and #UTMA accounts vs. a #529plan. We explain when is the best time to use each investment type, and why maybe having both a custodial account AND a 529 plan might be the best option for your family.
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If you’re planning on sending you kids off to college, you have to start planning today. 👉🏾
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Here are a few common misconceptions about 529 plans. nytv.to/zvl3M
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Start with the basics if your considering student loans. Learn more in this overview about: loan types, terminology, repayment, and how to compare your options and borrow responsibly.
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#529plans are an efficient way to save for college, but there are some common misconceptions. @usnews breaks six of them down here: money.usnews.com/money/perso…
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Did you know that 529 plans can pay for more than just college tuition? Use them for vocational schools, school supplies, and other qualified educational expenses: s.frk.com/3vZpUHJ
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Did you know that a 529 can be transferred to a qualified family member tax-free if your child decides not to go to college? 🤔
That means...
Your spouse, your kids, stepchild, foster child, adopted child or a descendant, son-in-law, daughter-in-law... ➡️
If you are wondering about the differences between a traditional #529plan and a prepaid 529 plan, @Bankrate breaks down the pros and cons of each here:
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Saving for a grandchild's college education? New rules allow grandparents to help pay for college without hurting financial aid ability. #grandparents #529plans
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It’s common for people to have multiple 529 plans. Some may opt to provide loved ones with varying plans to maximize differing benefits. Friends or family members may also contribute individually to their own plan(s) for the same beneficiary: s.frk.com/3cyHU4w
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We welcomed our newborn 👶🏽 daughter into the world 13 days ago. At the time of her birth, she had over $6,000 in her 529 plan!
Did you know you can start contributing to a 529 plan for your kids before they’re born??
Swipe ➡️ to see her acct then learn how you can do it too!