529 Fact: Find Your Why
By Marissa Rowe, Executive Director, Indiana Education Savings Authority April 16, 2025 (Reprint from April 9, 2024) It’s National Financial Literacy Month. If you’re reading this post, then one of […]
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Holiday Gifting – You’ll Want to Read This
By Marissa Rowe, Executive Director, Indiana Education Savings Authority December 10, 2024 As a holiday baby (Dec. 28), I tend to pay close attention to holiday gifting. This started as […]
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529 FACT: Find Your Why
By Marissa Rowe, Executive Director, Indiana Education Savings Authority April 9, 2024 It’s National Financial Literacy Month. If you’re reading this post, then one of the following is likely true: […]
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How to Save for College
By Marissa Rowe, Executive Director, Indiana Education Savings Authority September 26, 2023 My husband works in the bicycle industry. As a bit of an expert, he regularly is asked, “What’s […]
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Why I Save for my Nieces’ Futures … and Spoil Them Now
By Marissa Rowe, Executive Director, Indiana Education Savings Authority August 23, 2022 (reprinted from August 3, 2021) My nieces are cute. Like, crazy cute. I’m talking one with naturally curly hair […]
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Why I Save for my Nieces’ Futures … and Spoil Them Now
By Marissa Rowe, Executive Director, Indiana Education Savings Authority August 3, 2021 My nieces are cute. Like, crazy cute. I’m talking one with naturally curly hair and two blondes who […]
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Save Now or Receive Aid Later?
By Troy Montigney, Executive Director, Indiana Education Savings Authority February 28, 2019 There are many widely held misconceptions about financial aid. One of the most prevalent is that families should […]
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Saving for high school students
By Kelly Mitchell, Indiana State Treasurer December 5, 2017 Just heard of 529 Plan accounts? Already have children in high school? You may assume that it is too late to […]
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H.R. 529: A Case for CSPN Advocacy
Troy Montigney Executive Director, Indiana’s CollegeChoice 529 Savings Plans February 8, 2016 Bipartisan consensus is an aim rarely sought or achieved in Washington these days, but in 2015, college savings […]