“Pros and Cons of a 529 Plan”

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What Is a Salary Reduction Contribution Plan?

What Is a Salary Reduction Contribution Plan?

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…Reduction Contribution Plan Here’s an example of how a salary reduction contribution plan agreement might work: Let’s say an employee at a university has a $100,000 salary and wishes to…


SEP IRA vs SIMPLE IRA: Differences & Pros and Cons

SEP IRA vs SIMPLE IRA: Differences & Pros and Cons

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…of 2024, the annual contribution limit to SIMPLE IRAs is $16,000. Workers age 50 and up can contribute an additional $3,500. SIMPLE IRA Pros and Cons There are benefits and


All You Need to Know About Income-Based Student Loan Repayment

All You Need to Know About Income-Based Student Loan Repayment

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…Columbia is $14,580, and 150% of that is $21,870. The difference between $40,000 and $20,385 is $18,130. That is your discretionary income. If you’re repaying under the IBR plan, 10%…


Income-Contingent Repayment Plan, Explained

Income-Contingent Repayment Plan, Explained

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…an ICR plan versus a Standard Repayment plan, assuming you’re single, make $50,000 a year, get 3.5% annual raises, and owe $35,000 in federal loans at a weighted interest rate…


Creating an Investment Plan for Your Child

Creating an Investment Plan for Your Child

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…($1,000 x 0.05 = $50). So at the end of one year you’d have $1,050. That’s when the snowball slowly starts to grow: Now that $1,050 also earns 5%, which…


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