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- ScholarShare 529 investment question
ScholarShare 529 investment questionThe Vanguard 529 has the same deal: you own shares in one of their many available "portfolios," some of which only invest in one index fund I figured there was some regulatory reason they had to do it this way rather than letting you just pick some index funds directly, but I don't know that for sure « Last Edit: September 03, 2020, 09:23:58 AM by
- How much to save in 529? - Mr. Money Mustache
How much to save in 529?I saved some in a 529 plan when my oldest was little, but stopped I have an 11-year old, and only 10k -15k in the two plans I also have 3 more kids Here's why I stopped: Money in 529 plans count against the student in FAFSA calculations IRA's are better 401 (k)'s are better I simply didn't have any money left in our budget Have you seen the Investment Order thread
- TIAA-CREF - forum. mrmoneymustache. com
I was looking into this recently and it looked like California's ScholarShare program had a lower cost than the Vanguard-branded 529 plan For example, California has an S P 500 option for 0 10% while Vanguard charges 0 19%
- Investing For Your Child Children
So, I have to say thank you to you and the forum I came here to learn and right after my first comment, success Researching the NY Direct and CA ScholarShare 529's for my kid now Thanks! No problem, you're welcome! I'm not in NY either but did some research and started a 529 there shortly after my child was born All vanguard and low fees!
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