Paragon Investing offers assistance setting up investment accounts for your kids and grandkids. We can explain the differences between a custodial account (UGMA), a 529 Educational Savings account, a UTMA account, a kiddie Roth, a trust account, and more options to and help you decide which one is right for you and your family.
As a Certified Financial Planner®, we can help you navigate the annual gift limits, on a per-person, and per-couple basis, as well as the one-time exemptions. Reach out to your dedicated investment advisor today to learn more.
Once established, we can help you make contributions, set-up monthly or quarterly recurring contributions, and invest the funds appropriately for your timeline.
The cost of a college education roughly triples over an 18-year period (assuming the 6.5% historical inflation rate).
That means in 18 years, kids born today will expect to pay $180,000 over a 4-year period to attend a public, in-state school.
Paragon Investing provides our clients with personalized recommendations based on their family's unique financial situation, considering expected cost of college and timeline, FAFSA eligibility, tax implications, inheritance and estate taxes, investment options, and more factors that impact what type of account and which investments are right for each family.
Reach out to your dedicated financial advisor today to ask for an assessment.
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Ideal for clients who want to save for college, give their kids a head start, and/or teach them about investing.
Provides tax benefits while you save for your kid's college. Use funds for tuition, books, room & board, and other qualified expenses.
529s like Michigan's MESP can be advisor-managed or self-managed.
Most plans offer state tax deductions on contributions and all earnings are fully tax-free when used for eligible educational expenses.
Let us help you to maximize your annual $17,000 gift exclusion (2023), from both couples (total $34,000 per recipient).
Learn how to start contributing to your child's Roth IRA with earned income.
Owned by the child, but managed by the parents until they come of age (typically age 18 or 21, depending on the state).
Your Paragon investment advisor will help you select appropriate investments in each account, based on your timeline and risk tolerance, and the current market environment.
We will help you stay up to date on the current laws and regulations concerning educational savings accounts and kiddie accounts, including the SECURE 2.0 Act, passed by Congress at the end of 2022. Starting in 2024, 529 account holders will be able to transfer up to $35,000 (over a lifetime) to a Roth IRA for a beneficiary, subject to their annual contribution limits. This avoids taxes and penalties on non-qualified withdrawals. Note that the 529 account must be open for at least 15 years prior to the Roth distribution.
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