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Fri., Jan. 21, 2005

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Shopping for college savings plans can be confusing and complicated. Which so-called 529 plan is best? What about Coverdell Education Savings Accounts? Maybe you’re better off not saving so your kid qualifies for more financial aid?

There’s so much uncertainty that some investors put money into plans that may not be right for them simply because someone tells them to — or else they’re paralyzed into inaction.

Read more about college savings plans and where to turn for information in a story in Your Money Sunday.

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