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Participant[quote=Scarlett]Doesn’t Coverdell have a limit for the parents income ($95K single, 190K joint)?[/quote]
For married taxpayers filing jointly, the $2,000 contribution limit begins to be phased out when modified AGI exceeds $190,000, and is completely phased out when modified AGI reaches $220,000. For all other taxpayers the $2,000 contribution limit begins to be phased out when modified AGI exceeds $95,000, and is completely phased out when modified AGI reaches $110,000.ParticipantI personally think Coverdell is the best, but it only limit to $2k/beneficiary. That’s hardly enough to pay for college even if you star to save from day 1. I say if you want to be able to pay for their college 100%, you need Coverdell and 529 and/or custodial accounts. I prefer Coverdell AND custodial for their flexibility.
ParticipantI personally think Coverdell is the best, but it only limit to $2k/beneficiary. That’s hardly enough to pay for college even if you star to save from day 1. I say if you want to be able to pay for their college 100%, you need Coverdell and 529 and/or custodial accounts. I prefer Coverdell AND custodial for their flexibility.
ParticipantI personally think Coverdell is the best, but it only limit to $2k/beneficiary. That’s hardly enough to pay for college even if you star to save from day 1. I say if you want to be able to pay for their college 100%, you need Coverdell and 529 and/or custodial accounts. I prefer Coverdell AND custodial for their flexibility.
ParticipantI personally think Coverdell is the best, but it only limit to $2k/beneficiary. That’s hardly enough to pay for college even if you star to save from day 1. I say if you want to be able to pay for their college 100%, you need Coverdell and 529 and/or custodial accounts. I prefer Coverdell AND custodial for their flexibility.
ParticipantI personally think Coverdell is the best, but it only limit to $2k/beneficiary. That’s hardly enough to pay for college even if you star to save from day 1. I say if you want to be able to pay for their college 100%, you need Coverdell and 529 and/or custodial accounts. I prefer Coverdell AND custodial for their flexibility.
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My daughter is doing addition and subtraction up to 100 in her 1st grade class 1/2 way into the school year in her Poway unified school.I do recall for the 1st 2 weeks they had REALLY easy homework, but I think that’s just to get the kids to remember kindergarden stuff and get their confidence up after the summer.[/quote]
That’s more like it, although it’s still not that impressive considering it’s PUSD. I just toured a couple of Montessori schools and they are already starting multiplication and division in 1st grade. They do addition and subtraction around 5-6 years old.Participant[quote=ocrenter]
My daughter is doing addition and subtraction up to 100 in her 1st grade class 1/2 way into the school year in her Poway unified school.I do recall for the 1st 2 weeks they had REALLY easy homework, but I think that’s just to get the kids to remember kindergarden stuff and get their confidence up after the summer.[/quote]
That’s more like it, although it’s still not that impressive considering it’s PUSD. I just toured a couple of Montessori schools and they are already starting multiplication and division in 1st grade. They do addition and subtraction around 5-6 years old.Participant[quote=ocrenter]
My daughter is doing addition and subtraction up to 100 in her 1st grade class 1/2 way into the school year in her Poway unified school.I do recall for the 1st 2 weeks they had REALLY easy homework, but I think that’s just to get the kids to remember kindergarden stuff and get their confidence up after the summer.[/quote]
That’s more like it, although it’s still not that impressive considering it’s PUSD. I just toured a couple of Montessori schools and they are already starting multiplication and division in 1st grade. They do addition and subtraction around 5-6 years old. -
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