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Tuition inflation is not a new issue for college. Tuition fees and other related expenses tend to increase every year. As a result, many parents are looking for ways to start saving for their children's education early on. There are several alternatives for saving and paying for education.
In this episode, Rusty and Robyn talk with Paul Curley, Director of Savings Research at ISS Market Intelligence. In his role, Paul oversees 529 and ABLE market data, research, events, and digital products and services for institutional clients, including the 529 Conference. Also, an Editor-in-Chief of the 529 Dash e-newsletter and the 529 Insiders website for financial advisers, institutions, and the media, Paul presents educational seminars and conferences to financial industry experts on 529 plans and ABLE accounts.
Paul talks to Rusty and Robyn about investing in children's education through 529 plans. Paul speaks about why financial advisors should discuss 529s with their clients, the pros and cons of 529 plans, and the advisor's role in helping clients invest in 529 plans.
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[11:29] - "A 529 plan is a nice tax advantage vehicle to help families save efficiently for education." ~ Paul Curley
[16:22] - "There are several alternatives for saving and paying for an education. But 529 provides the most flexibility and provides a market return, which does benefit compared to a bank account." ~ Paul Curley
[23:28] - "Although parents or grandparents want their kids or grandkids to go to college to get a full education, whether an apprenticeship, grad school, or whatever it may be, no one has a fully created game plan from a saving and paying perspective." ~ Paul Curley
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1626-OPS-9/7/2022
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Tuition inflation is not a new issue for college. Tuition fees and other related expenses tend to increase every year. As a result, many parents are looking for ways to start saving for their children's education early on. There are several alternatives for saving and paying for education.
In this episode, Rusty and Robyn talk with Paul Curley, Director of Savings Research at ISS Market Intelligence. In his role, Paul oversees 529 and ABLE market data, research, events, and digital products and services for institutional clients, including the 529 Conference. Also, an Editor-in-Chief of the 529 Dash e-newsletter and the 529 Insiders website for financial advisers, institutions, and the media, Paul presents educational seminars and conferences to financial industry experts on 529 plans and ABLE accounts.
Paul talks to Rusty and Robyn about investing in children's education through 529 plans. Paul speaks about why financial advisors should discuss 529s with their clients, the pros and cons of 529 plans, and the advisor's role in helping clients invest in 529 plans.
Key Takeaways
Quotes
[11:29] - "A 529 plan is a nice tax advantage vehicle to help families save efficiently for education." ~ Paul Curley
[16:22] - "There are several alternatives for saving and paying for an education. But 529 provides the most flexibility and provides a market return, which does benefit compared to a bank account." ~ Paul Curley
[23:28] - "Although parents or grandparents want their kids or grandkids to go to college to get a full education, whether an apprenticeship, grad school, or whatever it may be, no one has a fully created game plan from a saving and paying perspective." ~ Paul Curley
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