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I blinked. And Facebook kindly reminded me that our visit to her preschool… the one we made before we actually enrolled… really was 2 years ago. Her preschool graduation is in 2 weeks. Just writing that make my eyes well up! I know I will blink again and find myself watching her cross the stage at her high school graduation. The time passes so quickly: are you financially prepared for their future now? CHET 529 plans want to help you prepare and give you a jump start to save for your child’s future.
Meghan spent nearly a decade as a Financial Analyst, before spending the last 7+ as a SAHM to three little ones. She shares simple money tips for moms to help your family reach your financial goals by building a financial plan you can LIVE with!
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It’s so hard to think of college before kindergarten. But now that we are purchasing a house, saving up for college is the next step. Thanks for the reminder!
It’s crazy to think about it before kindergarten, but those first 5 years of saving, and the extra years of compounding, can make a big difference by the time they are 18!
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Great information – thanks for sharinG!
Thanks for this! Saving is SO important and you have to start young!
Yep, the earlier you start, the better the ‘magic’ of compounding will work for you!
What a great program and wonderful incentive to start saving early!
I know – it’s really great. And who can say no to FREE money!
It’s so hard to think of college before kindergarten. But now that we are purchasing a house, saving up for college is the next step. Thanks for the reminder!
It’s crazy to think about it before kindergarten, but those first 5 years of saving, and the extra years of compounding, can make a big difference by the time they are 18!