Guest Writer: Greg Hildebrand
– Honor Financial Group Financial Representative
With a new school year right around the corner, the success of the
community’s youth is on the top of our minds.
Whether you are expecting or have a child in school, planning for their
future is important. But where do you start? Here are four steps to start your child on
the right path from Day 1:
·
Open A
Savings Account – Most credit unions, like Honor, make it easy to
transfer money into a savings account on a regular basis – you can even start
before our baby arrives. Think of it as
your go-to fund for supplies and surprises.
·
Modify
Insurance Coverage – First, add your newborn to your health
plan. Then, make sure your life
insurance policy includes a growing family.
Next, update beneficiary designations on 401(k)s and IRAs.
·
Create An
Estate Plan – No matter how old you are, plan to protect your
family and assets. Update your will and
trusts, and put in writing who will take care of your child if you’re not
around.
·
Start A
College Fund – Yes, college may be 18 years away, but starting
to save early is the key. Take a look at
tax-advantaged investment options – such s a 529 plan – and make regular
contributions.
If you have questions and would like to meet with a financial advisor,
Honor Financial Group is a great first step.
Give us a call to set up an appointment today. And, don’t forget to follow Honor on Twitter
@honorcu! Tweet us and let us know what
you want to hear us talk about on Mason Jar Monday next week using #askhonorcu!
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