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re: 529 and College Savings Plan Compare Workbook
Posted on 11/9/23 at 2:46 am to messyjesse
Posted on 11/9/23 at 2:46 am to messyjesse
You live in a Texas so which one did you choose?
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Posted on 11/9/23 at 7:44 am to OilfieldTrash
My top three were AK, NY, and OH. (LA's would've been up there since it has no fees but I don't qualify for it.)
I went with AK but it was splitting hairs at that point. Low fees, no advisor, stupidly easy enrollment (I did it all from a laptop at home), good growth, easy gift contribution setup, and at the time I was doing it (January) I thought I might be able to snag the $250 matching signup bonus that they pitch to the first 1,000 enrollees of the new year (although I missed out).
If I open any others down the line, I'll probably look at OH and NY first. The underlying Vanguard funds looked really nice.
I went with AK but it was splitting hairs at that point. Low fees, no advisor, stupidly easy enrollment (I did it all from a laptop at home), good growth, easy gift contribution setup, and at the time I was doing it (January) I thought I might be able to snag the $250 matching signup bonus that they pitch to the first 1,000 enrollees of the new year (although I missed out).
If I open any others down the line, I'll probably look at OH and NY first. The underlying Vanguard funds looked really nice.
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