How to Set Up a College Trust Fund If you are financially stable, setting up a college trust fund for your child can be a stress-free endeavor. However, there are many different types of trust funds to choose from. You will need to research the pros and cons of the different types, and understand how they will ...
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How to Look Up Old Series E Bonds The U.S. Treasury introduced Series E savings bonds in May 1941 to help finance defense expenditures. Series E bonds issued through November 1965 earned interest for 40 years; subsequent Series E ...Read More
Use of 529 Plan Proceeds Qualified tuition plans, also called 529 plans, allow you to save money in a tax-sheltered account, which means you won't pay taxes as it grows. Unlike Coverdell education savings accounts, 529 plans ...Read More
How to Reissue U.S. Savings Bonds If a savings bond is lost, damaged or destroyed, you can have it replaced by the U.S. Treasury. The replacement bond contains the same registration and issue date as the original. You can also have a ...Read More
UTMA Taxation for Grandparents A uniform transfer to minors account, or UTMA, is a way that grandparents can put money away for their grandchildren. Sometimes called custodial accounts, UTMA accounts generally stay under the ...Read More