I maxed out my kids 529s and now there's a good chance they aren't even going to go to school - am I stuck?

Parents often worry about their child's lack of interest in college, especially after years of saving in a 529 plan. It's crucial to know that if a child opts out of post-secondary education, there are still valuable options for these funds. Transferring the 529 plan to another beneficiary, including family members or even the savers themselves, provides flexibility. Consulting a financial advisor can help navigate these options, offering peace of mind amidst potential financial challenges.

A 529 plan can be transferred to another beneficiary, ensuring funds remain useful even if one child opts out of college.

Exploring options with a financial advisor is crucial for parents facing unexpected educational paths for their children.

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