While technically you can tap your 529 plan for whatever amount you want, only withdrawals made for 'qualified education ...

Many families make costly mistakes with 529 college savings plans, like pulling money too early or not coordinating with ...

A tax-advantaged 529 plan can be a powerful way to save for education thanks to tax-deferred growth and tax-free withdrawals. Jennifer Hollers, LPL Financial senior vice president and head of high-net ...

One of the biggest "cons" of a 401k or IRA is that your money is "locked up" until retirement. But did you know that there ...

Retiring at 61 after earning a $145,000 salary is a milestone, but it comes with the daunting question: how much can you ...

Tuition bills are arriving, but tapping into your 529 plan isn't as simple as hitting "withdraw." These expert-backed ...

Once you have a withdrawal plan, you can — and should — keep contributing to your 529, experts say. Not only can you get a ...

Are you curious about how to pay for a nursing home? There are several strategies to save money and make sure you are ...

Looking for ways to save for college? Whether you’re going back to school yourself or saving for a child or grandchild, here ...

An American man who retires in good health stands an 8% chance of reaching 100, according to research by the American College ...

Regulation D previously limited withdrawals from savings and money market accounts to six per statement cycle. The Federal Reserve suspended this limit in April 2020 during the coronavirus ...

Once you have a withdrawal plan, you can — and should ... but students' goals remain the same," said Chris McGee, chair of the College Savings Foundation. Even as concerns over college ...