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College Savings Plans By Vanessa McHooley So you have just carried your newborn into the house for the first time, placed him or her down into the freshly-purchased crib that you just obtained, and watched him or her drift into their first sleep under your roof. Now it's time to head downstairs by the fire, cuddle up with your spouse, and start discussing plans for this new little tyke. Wait, plans? That's right. It is never too early to start planning the future out for your child, especially with the way that tuition is elevating to new heights with every passing year. Before you start planning though, it is important to know your options as new parents to a potential student (even if he or she is just a few days old!).
Start A College Savings Plan Through Your Bank
Your first option when learning about savings plans for your child may be to contact your local bank and discuss the possibilities of opening up a special savers' fund for your child. Not all banks have them readily available for customers, but check with yours to see if this is an
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option. If not, you will then have to contact specific companies that deal with savings plans, such as the Section 529 state savings plans. Such a plan enables you, as new parents, to start stashing money away now, so that junior can attend your state once he or she is of age to do so.
Planning For Your Child's Future
It is not important that you rush into a savings plan, but rather, that you find a plan that works for you over time! Many savings plans are available for new parents through a variety of companies that can be found through either a financial advisor or through searches on the internet. Take all things into account. Will your child want a public or private education? Will your child attend school in-state or out-of-state? Obviously, these answers will only be hypothetical for now (he/she is just a few days old, remember!), but just enter the entire process with an open mind. You have 18 years to save for -- but you can start too early!
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