Posts Categorized: College Planning

3 Documents Your College Student Must Have

Mar 25, 2013 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: College Planning

Most of us hear “estate planning” and assume we’re talking about people over 50, but estate planning should be done for anyone who reaches the age of 18 — especially college students. While you might...

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Should We Set Up a 529 Plan for Our Grandchildren?

Mar 2, 2012 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: College Planning

Your cash contributions can be invested as you see fit and investments grow tax deferred; 529 Plan distributions are also are also distributed for qualified college expenses tax free.

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529 Plans are Tax Free

Feb 27, 2012 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: College Planning

The assets in 529 Plans grow tax free, so you benefit from compounding (like the credit card companies benefit from compound interest), you benefit from compound growth. You earn money on your contributions and...

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Estate Planning Considerations for Parents with Young Children

Nov 23, 2011 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: College Planning, Parents with Young Children

Who will be the guardian for your minor children?

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Arkansas College Savings Plans (part 2 of 2)

Jul 25, 2011 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: College Planning, Estate Planning, Parents with Young Children

The account maintenance fee for this plan is only $10 and is waived if you have over $20,000 in your account.

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Arkansas College Savings Plans (part 1 of 2)

Jul 21, 2011 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: College Planning, Estate Planning, Parents with Young Children

This plan allows an affordable way to begin your college planning. With as little as $10, you’re able to start your savings. You will be required to commit to investing a least $10...

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