Pre-Paid College Fund - MVP Help Needed

#1 09-26-2003, 08:43 AM

Dick - if you know the answer, why be so precious ?
Obviously, Ernie was not aware that MVP is an honorary title and not a
result of any qualification.

"Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in
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- quote -

> Sorry, I'm not an MVP. I can't answer.
> "Ernie Kidder" <kiddere[at]saic.com> wrote in message
> news:102101c38366$a640e700$a001280a[at]phx.gbl...
> > MVP - We have set up a Pre-Paid College Fund for our son.
> > We will pay into this fund at today's tuition rate for a
> > 4yr degree at a State University. In 'x' years, he will
> > receive either 4 years of State University Education or
> > its cash equivalent to attend an out-of state college.
> > From that background here are my questions
> > > 1. I was unable to find a way to indicate in Money that
> > this was a 529 Pre-Paid College fund verses a 529
> > Investment Fund. How can I indicate the difference and
> > that there is a "future value" (4yr of College starting in
> > 20xx) ceiling for this fund which is different from the
> > total amount that we will pay
> > > 2. Is there a way to indicate this account in the Lifetime
> > planner as earmarked for my son College? Currently I have
> > put this into the Scholarship category.
> > > Thanks, Ernie
>

09-26-2003, 12:09 AM

Sorry, I'm not an MVP. I can't answer.

"Ernie Kidder" <kiddere[at]saic.com> wrote in message
news:102101c38366$a640e700$a001280a[at]phx.gbl...
- quote -

> MVP - We have set up a Pre-Paid College Fund for our son.
> We will pay into this fund at today's tuition rate for a
> 4yr degree at a State University. In 'x' years, he will
> receive either 4 years of State University Education or
> its cash equivalent to attend an out-of state college.
> From that background here are my questions
> 1. I was unable to find a way to indicate in Money that
> this was a 529 Pre-Paid College fund verses a 529
> Investment Fund. How can I indicate the difference and
> that there is a "future value" (4yr of College starting in
> 20xx) ceiling for this fund which is different from the
> total amount that we will pay
> 2. Is there a way to indicate this account in the Lifetime
> planner as earmarked for my son College? Currently I have
> put this into the Scholarship category.
> Thanks, Ernie

#-1 09-25-2003, 01:12 PM

MVP - We have set up a Pre-Paid College Fund for our son.
We will pay into this fund at today's tuition rate for a
4yr degree at a State University. In 'x' years, he will
receive either 4 years of State University Education or
its cash equivalent to attend an out-of state college.
From that background here are my questions

1. I was unable to find a way to indicate in Money that
this was a 529 Pre-Paid College fund verses a 529
Investment Fund. How can I indicate the difference and
that there is a "future value" (4yr of College starting in
20xx) ceiling for this fund which is different from the
total amount that we will pay

2. Is there a way to indicate this account in the Lifetime
planner as earmarked for my son College? Currently I have
put this into the Scholarship category.

Thanks, Ernie

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