Start saving for college early to maximize growth through compounding. Delaying can potentially impact the timeline for reaching goals and may affect the range of available investment options. Explore 529 plans, ESAs, and other accounts.
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Did you know there are several education savings and investment options? Contact an advisor to learn more about planning and saving for the college-bound students in your life. https://bit.ly/4ahC9Ut
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College costs are on the rise, but with the right savings strategy, you can prepare for your child's education. Visit https://lnkd.in/eMRHD2nz. We'll guide you through the options and help you choose the best investment vehicles. Start saving now for a brighter future! #EducationSavings #CollegePlanning #InvestInEducation
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Saving for college can feel overwhelming, especially if you're getting a late start. But if you access effective strategies and investment vehicles, saving for college is possible! Let me know if I can help get you started!
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If you view a college degree as an investment decision, this article hints at some pretty clear guidelines on how to achieve ROI.
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Schools teach you many things but they don’t teach you about money. If you want to become wealthy, you need to become financially literate, educate yourself on personal finance and investing. Your wealth will grow in abundance. Money spent on knowledge is an investment! Do you agree?
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Compounding: What Is It And Why Does It Matter? The principle of compounding is not just restricted to the domain of physics or mathematics, but it is also instrumental in the realm of financial planning. The otherwise daunting concept transforms into a boon when applied to your investments. Visit For More Info:- https://lnkd.in/gfnApaAe
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Did you know there are several education savings and investment options? Let's touch base on planning and saving for the college-bound students in your life. #CollegePlanning
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Saving for your kids college, Part 2: After the goal is defined, do some research to determine the cost. What is the time horizon for the goal (how long do you have until your kid is starting college)? Increase the cost of the goal over that time horizon (at a rate of 4-6%, based on what we’ve seen historically in cost increases for college). Estimate your investment return rate each year, which will likely be higher when your kid is younger and lower as they reach age 18 if you’re in an age-based investment option. From there you can calculate how much to save each year to reach the goal.
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Trying to figure out how much to save each year for college? Once you’ve determined what the actual GOAL is, here’s how to figure out the rest. Btw, if you have a financial advisor and they’re not helping you with this sort of thing, providing you with a customized college savings plan if this is a goal of yours, I have to ask: how much are you paying this advisor and what exactly are you paying them for???
Saving for your kids college, Part 2: After the goal is defined, do some research to determine the cost. What is the time horizon for the goal (how long do you have until your kid is starting college)? Increase the cost of the goal over that time horizon (at a rate of 4-6%, based on what we’ve seen historically in cost increases for college). Estimate your investment return rate each year, which will likely be higher when your kid is younger and lower as they reach age 18 if you’re in an age-based investment option. From there you can calculate how much to save each year to reach the goal.
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