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How does Raise Education work if I’m planning or pregnant?
How does Raise Education work if I’m planning or pregnant?

Learn how Raise Education can support future educational planning for expecting parents.

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Written by Jack McCann
Updated over a week ago

How Does Raise Education Work if I’m Planning or Pregnant?

Raise Education allows expecting parents and future guardians to start planning early for a child's education by setting up an account before birth. This ensures that savings and contributions begin accumulating as early as possible, maximizing long-term growth.

Key Benefits for Expecting Parents

- Early Financial Planning: Parents can create a Raise Education account before their child is born, allowing time for contributions and investment growth.

- Family and Community Support: Friends and family can start contributing early, helping build the education fund well before tuition expenses arise.

- Flexible Beneficiary Assignment: If a child has not yet been born or is not named, the account can be set up in a parent or guardian’s name and later transferred to the child.

- Tax-Advantaged Growth: Contributions benefit from tax advantages under the 529 plan model, meaning more savings for future educational expenses.

- No Immediate Spending Obligation: Funds can remain in the account until the child reaches school age or needs the funds for qualifying educational expenses.

Why It Matters

Starting early can significantly impact long-term savings potential. Raise Education empowers families to plan ahead, ensuring that future scholars have the financial support they need when the time comes.

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