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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]I'm not the PP you quoted, but I think you're missing his/her point. [b]Just because you have a college savings plan, that doesn't automatically decrease the need for financial aid. It's not that simple. [/b] If you have a college savings plan for your DC, it just means that you put a priority on saving for DC's education. Maybe you saved for college but didn't save for retirement. [/quote] <headtokeyboard> What the what? If you have a college savings plan it doesn't automatically decrease the need for financial aid? Of course it does! Yes, there are a lot of factors that go into the aid decision, but if there are two students in identical situations, except that one has $40,000 in a 529 and the other doesn't, the one with the 529 needs less aid. How can this be remotely controversial? [b]If you saved for college in a 529 and not retirement, you're an idiot,[/b] yes. But you don't need financial assistance for college (or as much, anyway). You need help with retirement. That's not the point of the financial aid. [/quote] Gimme a break. Of course I get that. And, I think we're simply trying to make the same point. That it's ridiculous to save in a 529 and not save for retirement. That's what most of the PPs were trying to say.[/quote]
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