Section 529 Plans and Your Taxes
In other posts on this site, and elsewhere on the Web, you’ve likely heard about the tax advantages offered by… Continue Reading
In other posts on this site, and elsewhere on the Web, you’ve likely heard about the tax advantages offered by… Continue Reading
The savings and prepaid tuition plans authorized by section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code (usually called 529 — or… Continue Reading
Section 529 college savings plans are accounts sponsored by states (or state agencies) or educational institutions. Authorized by section 529… Continue Reading
In the last few weeks, I have talked about applying for scholarships (and offered some tips and tricks that can… Continue Reading
As students and parents greeted the new year and began shake off the grogginess of winter break, President Obama offered… Continue Reading
There are dozens of benefits that justify earning a higher education, including–but by no means limited to–better employment prospects, access… Continue Reading
It’s early January. By now, high school seniors should have all their college applications in to their schools of interest… Continue Reading
The end of 2012 apparently hasn’t heralded the end of the world, but it looks like it may bring some… Continue Reading
The holidays are nearly over and a new year is approaching. Whether you are resolving to earn and save more… Continue Reading
It’s the day after Christmas — it’s time to start shopping! For those of us who try to be… Continue Reading
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