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The cost of a college education has been growing by an average of 4% a year for the past 10 years. Don't wait to start saving for college. In some cases you can get started for as little as $15.
These are the highest-rated 529 plans based on the Savingforcollege.com 5-cap rating system, offering investors overall excellence.
Fees can drastically eat away at your earnings. Here are the 529 plans with the lowest fees.
FDIC-insured investments are good options for families who want to save for college taking advantage of the benefits of a 529 savings plan without taking on the risk of investing in the stock and bond markets.
Download our free guide to FDIC-insured plans and learn more about these benefits:
FDIC-insured investments are good options for families who want to save for college taking advantage of the benefits of a 529 savings plan without taking on the risk of investing in the stock and bond markets.
Download our free guide to FDIC-insured plans and learn more about these benefits: