Grandparents who created the account have several options, including using the money to educate other eligible relatives.

Families concerned about paying for college and tackling postgraduation student debt may have more options than they realize. The rules governing how 529 college savings plans can be used ...

According to the Congressional Budget Office, about $300 million in new Pell funding will flow through the program, with average awards projected at $2,200 per student. The program is slated to take ...

Interest is one of the many benefits you can receive when you set aside money in a savings account. When you earn interest, your financial institution is essentially paying you to keep your ...

Opening a 529 plan to save for your child’s college expenses can be a great way to build savings while reaping tax benefits. Some of the benefits of a 529 plan include tax free growth and tax free ...

The savings plans can be transferred to different family members or used for a different purpose.

Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity released information on the Trump Accounts (formally titled 530A accounts) established by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. This new investment account for American ...

Here’s what parents (and future parents) need to know about these investment accounts for kids. Money; etter ***Money is not a client of any investment adviser featured on this page. The information ...

New parents filing their taxes this year may be eligible for a new government-funded investment account designed to help children build long-term savings. Under a federal law, babies born between Jan.

The Jeremiah Program, located just north of the Strip, provides coaching and support services to help mothers go to and graduate from college.

If you’re living paycheck to paycheck and drowning in debt, you may worry there’s no way out. The good news: That’s not the case! With just simple steps, you can break free from the burden of loans ...

More than a dozen proposed bills would create new tax credits or sales tax exemptions in Kentucky. Here's a look at a few.