Should You Buy College Tuition Insurance?
Many families grapple with whether to buy tuition insurance to protect their investment, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are some things to consider about tuition refund insurance policies.
For more than twenty years, Virginia529 has helped millions of families plan and save for future college expenses. Now, its tax-advantaged 529 savings programs can help you save for all future higher education expenses, K-12 tuition at private and religious schools, student loan repayment and more. Learn how Virginia529 can help you prepare for the future.
529 plans are designed to be flexible, but one of the common misconceptions about them is they are designed solely for four-year schools or for those seeking a degree. Here are the four main ways to use the tax-advantaged education savings plans.
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Many families grapple with whether to buy tuition insurance to protect their investment, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are some things to consider about tuition refund insurance policies.
If you have an Invest529 account and your student is enrolled in college, don’t walk away from the tax advantages of continuing to save! Any investment growth to your account is yours to use for qualified higher education expenses.
The recent sharp market drop poses a difficult question for investors: what should I do? Faced with declining portfolio values, it is a natural instinct to want to react and protect investments from further market declines. But good investing involves deciding on a long-term strategy and sticking with it.