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#244 – 529 Plans vs. Coverdell ESAs, Prepaid Tuition, Custodial, and Investment Accounts

Author
Anna Sergunina
Published
Wed 17 Jul 2024
Episode Link
https://annasergunina.com/captivate-podcast/244-529-plans-vs-coverdell-esas-prepaid-tuition-custodial-and-investment-accounts

Today we're continuing our discussion on comparing 529 college savings plans with other alternatives that parents might want to consider. In this episode, we delve into less traditional options such as Coverdell Education Savings Accounts (ESAs), prepaid tuition plans, custodial, and general investment accounts.

We'll explore the benefits and drawbacks of each, helping you make informed decisions on the best ways to save for your children's education.

Make sure to check out previous episodes (210, 211, and 241) for detailed insights on 529 plans, Roth IRAs, and real estate options. Join me in navigating the various paths to securing your child's educational future.

Remember, you are the boss of your money!

Anna's Takeaways:

  • Intro (00:00)
  • 529 Accounts For K-12 Education Expenses With Pros & Cons (04:02)
  • Prepaid Tuition Plans & Their Benefits (08:29)
  • Custodial Accounts For College Savings (15:33)
  • College Savings Options (21:04)

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