Where Does Your 529 Plan Fall in Newly Released Rankings?
High school seniors and their families are entering a busy time of year, packed with college admission and financial aid deadlines - all while trying to make a plan to pay for a college education. But even if you don't have a student entering college next year, it's never too early to start saving for your child's college education.
One of the most well-known options to save for a college education is through a 529 College Savings Plan. These savings plans are typically operated by states or educational institutions, and help families set money aside to use in the future for college tuition expenses.
Savingforcollege.com recently released its quarterly rankings for the top performing 529 plans, with the
"A college education is increasingly important in today's economy, but many students and families often struggle to afford the cost of college," said NASFAA President
To request an interview with a NASFAA spokesperson about saving for college and financial aid, please email [email protected] or call (202) 785-6959.
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