By Jill Young Miller Communications Specialist, Center for Social Development at Washington University in St. Louis Four states have created statewide Child Development Account (CDA) policies, and a new report describes them in detail with the intent of informing new initiatives in the United States. All four CDAs are built on the state 529 college […]
By Nicolette Johnston, Public Information Officer, Nevada State Treasurer’s Office August 22, 2016 It’s that time of year again! Summer is winding down, last minute vacations are wrapping up, and if your child hasn’t already returned to school yet, he or she will be within the next couple of weeks. Hopefully, as a parent you […]
Nicolette Johnston, Nevada State Treasurer’s Office April 11, 2016 Even though the IRS graced us with three extra days this year to file our income taxes, the deadline is nearly here. Perhaps you are celebrating now that it’s finally over—or maybe you filed months ago and your return is already a fading memory. Or perhaps […]
By Patricia Roberts, CSPN Corporate Affiliate Chair January 11, 2016 As I look at the year ahead and consider resolutions to potentially make, I inevitably think of various others I’ve made at the start of prior years — and kept, with varying degrees of commitment and success. In considering what to pursue this time around […]
By Alexandra Smith Program Officer for the College Savings Plans of Nevada and the Gov. Guinn Millennium Scholarship Program November 30, 2015 Flashback to early 2013: I had recently moved to a new state and was looking for a job that I hoped would become a career. When I was hired to work on with […]