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Paying for a child’s education is certainly one of the greatest gifts you can give. But the costs of higher education have been rising at a shocking rate. With in-state expenses at a public school averaging just below $20,000 per year, you may be wondering what you can do. One excellent solution to ...

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70 days ago by Karrie Saunders

1) Harvest Capital Losses Capital gains property includes stocks, bonds and mutual funds. Currently, the stated rate on long term capital gains is 15%. If you have a net loss after netting all of your gains and losses, the tax deduction is limited to $3,000. Any excess capital losses can be carried ...

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86 days ago by Ashlea Ebeling

[1] This story appears in the Dec. 5 Investment Guide issue of Forbes Magazine. Click here for the full Investment Guide 2012 special report. [2] As part of last summer’s deficit-cutting deal, the federal government won’t be making subsidized loans for graduate education after July 1. Grad students ...

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137 days ago by lizweston

Dear Liz: I am returning to college in my later years for a second degree. Can I save in a 529 plan for my own college use in two years? Answer: You can, but why would you want to? The big benefit to a 529 plan is that your returns can grow tax-free. That’s a boon for parents in higher tax brackets ...

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