1st Quarter earnings have taken analysts by surprise. The author of Axios Markets, Matt Phillips, explains the unexpected overall results from about 475 of the 500 companies in the benchmark S&P 500 index. • Is a 529 plan the best way to save for college? It depends, as Shane W. Cummings, CFP®, AIF®, writes for Kiplinger. • There are three legal documents your child should sign when they turn 18. Allen J. Falke shows how they can help you to help your child.
Corporate America Is Doing Fine As 1st Quarter Earnings Show — With Q1 numbers in hand for about 475 of the 500 companies in the benchmark S&P 500 index, analysts find they were a lot better than predicted. Read more…
Three Reasons To Use A 529 Plan — There are many different approaches to saving for college, but 529 plans are used by more Americans than any other option. Tax benefits and a new Roth IRA feature make these plans attractive, but they’re not a one-size-fits-all option. Read more…
Three Legal Documents Your Child Should Sign When They Turn 18 — While some 18-year-olds are ready for adult responsibilities, others will still need guidance and support from their parents. In order to provide that support, there are three basic legal documents your child should sign when they turn 18 to ensure you have the legal right to help them. Read more…
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