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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]honestly i just don't see to point in contributing to these accounts. not worth the hassle for how low the contribution limit is. [/quote] huh? the split gift maximum is 38k before git tax is triggered. Your idea of “low” is not mine. [/quote] That is what I was thinking. 12 yr old's is just under 100K and 16 yr olds is at 125K. no idea when we'll transfer as their financial decision making is horrible right now. They also have a regular bank account and their spending habits are not great. Upside is they are generous with friends?[/quote] If the money is in an UTMA it does to them at 18 years old. My mom set up UTMA’s for my nephews when they were little. They turn 18 this year and we’ve realized what a horrible idea that was. Live and learn.[/quote]
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