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Considering a 529 plan? Should you use an advisor, or do it yourself?
You can enroll in a 529 plan directly or through a financial advisor. There are benefits and costs associated with both approaches and you should be aware of these as you research which plan is right for you! Learn more...
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Specialist Joe Hurley answers your questions.
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