
- March31 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 6
Bonds for Tuition?
Avoid using your child's savingsbonds to help pay for college. A bond'srate of return is not likely to keep up withthe continuing rise in college costs.Children and young adults will not qualifyfor tax-free interest because the bond'sowner must be age 24 or older at the dateof issue to obtain the tax-free benefit.Owner-parents of the bonds who want touse the tax-free benefit must also watchtheir incomes. Joint filers begin to lose thetax-free perk when their adjusted grossincome in 2004 is $116,750 ($59,850 forsingle filers) and the benefit disappearscompletely at $119,750 ($74,850 for singlefilers). Finally, the chance of securingneed-based financial aid is loweredbecause earned interest is figured intofinancial aid forms.
Articles in this issue
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Consider the Tax Aftermath of Inheritanceover 17 years ago
Portfolio CHECK-UPover 17 years ago
Should You Have Malpractice Coverage?over 17 years ago
Have Liability on Your Side in Protestsover 17 years ago
Avoid the Confusion of Tax Law Changesover 17 years ago
Clear Out the Contents of Your Walletover 17 years ago
Cruise the River of Kings in Bangkokover 17 years ago
Cinema Consults: Real Women Have Curvesover 17 years ago
A Patient with Real "Passion" for Lifeover 17 years ago
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