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Jennifer Martin

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How parents can help college students manage money and avoid mistakes

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By Jennifer Martin
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How parents can help college students manage money and avoid mistakes Sending your child off to college is a big milestone, and for many parents, it’s the first time their teen will be managing money on their own. Talking about money is important in Louann Millar’s family. Millar, who is leader of youth and student banking at Wells Fargo, has two teenagers who, as in many families, are very different in how they think about and approach money.
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Saving for children: A goal-based guide to Trump Accounts, 529s, Roth IRAs and custodial accounts

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By Jennifer Martin
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A little child watching her mother slice cherry tomatoes on a chopping board in the kitchen. - LightField Studios // Shutterstock Saving for children: A goal-based guide to Trump Accounts, 529s, Roth IRAs and custodial accounts Someone seeing an ad for Trump Accounts might wonder: How is this different from the 529 plan and custodial account I already set up? Why would I open a retirement account for my 5-year-old?
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After the ROAD to Housing Act: Build-to-Rent is the Policy-Preferred Investment Vehicle

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By Jennifer Martin
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When President Trump’s new executive order took aim at large institutional investors in the single-family rental housing market, the key question for real estate investors was not whether Washington had turned against rental housing capital altogether; it was whether policymakers could distinguish between investors buying existing homes and investors creating new housing supply. The answer, at least so far, appears to be yes.
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