Cheryl Winokur-Munk

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · How to Open a '529' Account to Save for College · 14 Jun 2021 podcast
And the great thing about these plans is you're not stuck with a particular investment. voice-verified
You can move some or all of your existing money that's in the account to another investment option. voice-verified
You can do that twice each calendar year or after you make a beneficiary change. voice-verified
And anytime you put new money in, so if you invest more, you can change the investment options. voice-verified
So it's really flexible in that respect. voice-verified
There are, but they're pretty high. voice-verified
Each state sets its own aggregate contribution limit per beneficiary. voice-verified
And that's going to range from $235,000 to $542,000. voice-verified
And that's according to savingforcollege.com, which has done a lot of research into this. voice-verified
And so once you hit that amount, you can't contribute anymore, but it doesn't mean the money won't continue to grow. voice-verified
It just means you can't contribute anymore. voice-verified
It's pretty flexible. voice-verified
Most of the time they're used for things like tuition and college-related expenses like books, room and board, computer equipment, things like that. voice-verified
You can even use the funds digitally. voice-verified
to pay for up to $10,000 a year in K-12 tuition. voice-verified
It's very flexible, and it's a really good way to be able to help your beneficiary, your loved ones, be able to pay for college. voice-verified
A little money now grows over time, and it can really go a long way in helping them pay for college. voice-verified
To some extent, yes, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't invest. voice-verified
And here's why. voice-verified
So the benefits of saving for college through a 529 are really going to outweigh the effects it could have on financial aid. voice-verified
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