Tag Archives: Fund.

Did You Start A Savings Fund For Your Baby?

By Increase Savings | Published: October 24, 2009

For when they turn 18 or something? How much are you putting in it?

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How Do You Start A Trust Fund Or Open A Savings For Someone Who Is Gravely Ill? It Is For Her And The Family,

By Increase Savings | Published: October 17, 2009

My niece was just diagnose with Juvenile Huntington’s Disease. I would like to start some sort of fund for my sister especially since her husband also has this horrible disease and is in late stages.

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Whats The Best Way To Start A Savings Fund For My Childs College Fund?

By Increase Savings | Published: July 14, 2009

my daughter is 8 months old and i havn’t started her a college fund yet. i really want to contribute to such an important fund for her future. im wondering what are my best options to start a savings for college. ive heard of 529 plans. but there is so much information it makes my [...]

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Can I Take My Savings Bonds And Invest Them In An Ira, Mutual Fund, Or Other Type Of Savings Account?

By Increase Savings | Published: June 6, 2009

I have 7 savings bonds that I purchased this year from my job. I bought them for $50. In July I stopped buying them because I realized that they are of little value. Instead of just keeping these bonds locked up in a drawer somewhere I was wondering if I could possibly put them into [...]

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