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True, but how liquid is the 529 if plans change and kid doesnโ€™t attend college, or if an emergency arises and the funds are needed elsewhere? Iโ€™m not familiar with 529s but usually if the government is involved in the money, the less freedom. Also, Iโ€™d like to think that the bitcoin would yield more value, even with long term capital gains tax.
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Basedmajor 11 months ago
3 girls ages 4 and under...I'm lucky to have a financial advisor who is orange pilled, didn't bat an eye when I stopped the 529 payment after realizing it was a way to incentivise me to use the funds on fiat education. Now I'm stuck with funds that can't be used and won't keep up with the debasement rate because homeschooling curriculum isn't eligible in my state.
It is perfectly liquid. Not sure what you mean? Much like a 401k or it's, you are free to withdraw any time you want. There will be tax consequences and penalties however. You can also change the beneficiary to someone else like a grandchild if you wish. You could be very right on Bitcoin outperforming, even with cap against.
529 plans are tax vehicles for the grandparents to use to fuck the gov out of tax revenue. Otherwise, they're garbage for parents. The timeframe given is not adequate for meaningful investing at the price of tuition unless the parents throw in serious coin. Bitcoin is the superior asset over this timeframe and no spending restrictions or red tape to deal with. I don't stack Bitcoin for my kids education fund. I stack Bitcoin for all future generations of my family line. Self-sovereign. To spend as we see fit. I take custody of my kids education to ensure he doesn't need an education fund and won't find value in their indoctrination.
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