College Planning/529 Plans

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Princeton's $34 Billion Fund Trails Ivy League With 3.9% Return

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The college and many of its peers have moved away from U.S. stocks while increasing bets on alternative assets.

Cash-Strapped Colleges Are Selling Their Prized Art And Mansions

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With a shrinking pool of applicants, schools are struggling to fill classrooms and cover costs.

Harvard's Embrace Of SAT Showcases New College Admissions Regime

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Standardized tests are back as elite universities rethink how they filter for the world's top students.

Be Cautious Before Moving 529 Funds To A Roth, Advisors Say

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There are limitations on making the switch that clients should consider, advisors say.

Roth Rollover Option Heightens Interest In 529 Plans, Survey Says

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This is the first year that extra money in 529 accounts can be rolled over into a Roth IRA.

Top 529 College-Savings Plans Of 2024

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More than 80 529 plans across the U.S. were evaluated by Saving For College.

Harvard President Garber Says He's Disappointed By Fundraising

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Harvard has been in crisis since the Hamas attack and Israel's subsequent invasion of Gaza.

Thrivent Fined $25K For Overcharging On 529 Plan Sales, SEC Says

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The company agreed to the penalty after self-reporting the Reg BI violations, the agency said.

Student-Loan Borrowers Balk As Bills Come Due: ‘I'm Really Torn'

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The end of a one-year leniency period means missed bills will now hurt credit scores.

The Good, Bad And Ugly Of Target-Date Funds

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Some advisors refuse to use them. Others see situations where they can add value.

Americans Face Credit Hit As Student Debt Goes Delinquent Again

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About 10 million borrowers were behind on payments as of the end of January, according to a GAO report.

Student Loan Leniency Is Ending Soon. Here's What Borrowers Need to Know

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After a one-year grace period, borrowers will be penalized for missing their payments starting in October.

Supreme Court Keeps Biden Student-Loan Relief Plan On Hold

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The high court order is likely to mean months of additional uncertainty for millions of borrowers.

Parents Commit To Saving For College, But Fall Short Of Goals, Fidelity Says

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A Fidelity survey found parents are largely unaware of what it really costs to send a child to college.

Colleges' Debt Strains Mount In One Of Worst Years Since 2009

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Fifteen institutions have disclosed new technical or payment defaults this year.

Americans Without College Degree Are Better Off Than Before Covid, Study Says

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Earnings for those without a four-year college degree have risen 4.6% since the fourth quarter of 2019.

Biden Will Notify Student-Loan Borrowers Before New Round Of Relief

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President Biden wants to provide relief to borrowers who have been in repayment for more than 20 years.

Biden Forgives $1.2 Billion In Student Loans In Latest Relief

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The president canceled another $1.2 billion in student debt for public servants.

Moelis-Backed App Has $113 Million Trapped In Fintech Collapse

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The failure of a little-known fintech company as trapped over $100 million in customers' money on apps.

401(k) Matches On Student Loan Payments Gain Foothold In Corporate America

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Employees need more student loan help. That can give employers a leg up in recruitment.

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