| 96K for our 6 yr old, 80K for our 4 yr old.. we had a few good years and I wanted to make sure we put money away while we had it.. (we are not dc wealthy- public schools..).. |
Well, multiply that by 36 (18 years/2 accounts) and that is real money, don't you think? That's almost ten grand. |
WHY? I am deciding between the two plans right now, and am interested to hear about pros/cons. Its not clear to me. |
| 2yo - 1K |
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19 - was $180k but now is about 140k because we used $40k last year for freshman year
16 - $160k We front loaded the savings - haven't added that much in recent years. |
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$0.
I have rental properties I will unload for college. I believe the way to wealth and financial security is for othwr people to pay odf my real eatate investments. |
| 2yo--$18k |
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13 month about, $900.
We are doing the best we can. |
| Single parent here with a 15-year-old and about $30,000. Not nearly enough, obviously, but I'm doing the best I can. I'm hoping for some aid, and the rest will have to be loans sad to say. |
Not true. Major tax benefits with 529s for most families regardless of where your child goes to college. You need to read up. |
| 7 year old - 35K, 5 year old - 25K |
| I can't imagine what college will cost in 12 - 15 years. DD's college expenses for 2012-2013 total $66,000. |
So do I. I hope to one day be in your position. |
We have just one rental property that has 200k of equity. Still saving for college though and holding onto the hope that we could use it towards a vacation property. We might be in dreamland .
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So, if we had two accounts for DD, and each spouse puts a min of 4k annually, what's the taxe benefit? Thanks
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