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Feb 12, 2002 12:00 PM
WORRIED ABOUT PAYING FOR YOUR CHILD’S COLLEGE?
WORRIED ABOUT PAYING FOR YOUR CHILD’S COLLEGE?
PRIMEDIA’s Registered Rep Tells Financial Advisors All They Need
to Know About 529s; The College Tuition Solution for Parents
New York – February 11, 2002 — “How am I going to
pay for college?” With the cost of college tuition rising by
almost 5% a year and the economy skidding along, many parents are left
wondering how they are going to pay for their children’s
education. According to leading financial services advisors, the
solution can be found in 529 college savings plans. These innovative
and increasingly popular investment tools provide consumers with a
wealth of opportunities and allow parents to effectively prepare for
the daunting task of paying for college. In fact, 529s are so hot they
may be “The Biggest Thing Since the 401(k)?”
PRIMEDIA’s Registered Rep magazine, the source of information
for investment professionals, takes a close look in its February issue
at how financial services professionals are introducing parents to the
many advantages offered by 529 college savings plans and explains why
American families can successfully overcome the problems associated
with rising college tuition.
“The 529 plan is the sexiest thing to hit financial planning in
years," said David Geracioti, editor of PRIMEDIA’s Registered
Rep. “Imagine saving for college tax free. That's huge. Right up
there after retirement planning is saving for college. Quite simply, if
you are a broker, or call yourself a financial planner, advisor, or
whatever, you have to know about 529s, and it can be very tricky since
each state sponsors different plans."
The insight and advice in this month’s feature story reflects
the feedback of some of the broker community’s leading
authorities on 529 plans, including representatives from major Wall
Street firms, investment advisors and 529 vendors. As is the case with
all content produced by PRIMEDIA’s Registered Rep, the 529 story
is informative, cutting edge and useful to the members of today’s
broker community.
The February issue of PRIMEDIA’s Registered Rep, featuring this
month’s compelling cover story, “The Biggest Thing Since
the 401 (k)?” will be available February 11, 2002.
About PRIMEDIA’s Registered Rep Registered Rep is the preferred
magazine of retail investment professionals. Each monthly issue reaches
approximately 92,000 loyal subscribers who control trillions of dollars
of assets for more than 30 million investors. These powerful financial
advisers are licensed to sell a broad range of investment products and
rely on Registered Rep's rich portfolio of timely features, articles,
departments and columns. Registered Rep is part of PRIMEDIA's Financial
Services group which also includes Trusts & Estates, National Real
Estate Investor and Shopping Center World. These are among the 90
PRIMEDIA Business Magazines and part of PRIMEDIA (NYSE: PRM), the
world's largest targeted media company. More information about the
Registered Rep can be found at www.registeredrep.com.
About PRIMEDIA PRIMEDIA is the new tradition in media. With 2000 sales
of $1.7 billion from a unique combination of traditional and new media
properties, it is the leading targeted content and integrated marketing
solution in both the consumer and business-to-business sectors. The
Company is the #1 special interest magazine publisher in the US, with
more than 280 titles such as Seventeen, New York, Fly Fisherman,
American Baby, Telephony, American Demographics; the #1 producer and
distributor of specialty video with 18 satellite and digital video
product lines, including, Channel One Network; and the #1 news and
information group on the Internet, with over 1,000 special interest Web
sites led by About.com. More information about the Company can be found
at www.PRIMEDIA.com.
### Contact: Jessica Prah, 212-446-1874 jprah@sloanepr.com
Noelle Wojciehowski, 212-462-3658 nwojciehowski@primediabusiness.com
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