It's 529 Day: States and investment firms are using May 29 as a way to try to draw even more attention to college-savings accounts earmarked for education.
Investors forgoing a broker and buying directly from a state can save money but should consider fees and potential tax benefits
Student debt in the U.S. has reached record levels, making higher education out of reach for many people. In New York City, a program called ASAP is gaining national attention for helping students earn a college degree and escape the burden of loans they would struggle to repay.
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