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The Student’s College Savings Plans buyers list allows you to market to consumers who purchase books, magazines, and newsletters on college savings plans so they can send their children on to higher education after high school graduation. These consumers, parents, and grandparents start planning a college fund for a child as early as birth. They want the opportunity to have time on their side to allow the savings to grow into a substantial amount when the child is ready to enter college, a university, or trade school. They invest in college savings plans to reduce the debt and repayment of student loans. The goal is to have their children or grandchildren graduate from college with a debt-free education.

There are various types of college savings plans that these consumers must consider and choose from. With the help of informative financial and investment books, magazines, newsletters, and other publications, these consumers are able to make wise choices on funding for their children’s education. With the rising costs of tuition, a college savings account is an attractive investment vehicle and gift that parents and grandparents can give a child. They purchase books and publications to learn more about the 529 college fund plan, a tax-advantaged investment plan that is free from federal income tax when used for qualified college expenses. They purchase and subscribe to newsletters and periodicals that also compare college savings accounts such as Coverdell ESA, UGMA/UTMA custodial accounts, Savings Bonds, Roth IRAs, and traditional savings accounts. They are interested in getting the most for their investment dollar while protecting the savings from the volatile swings of the stock market and other securities. College savings plans are a great addition to the grants and scholarships the student may earn from scholastic achievement. Because these consumers are informed investors, they also invest their money for their own retirement and purchase Individual Retirement Arrangements (IRA), Roth IRAs, Simple Employee Pension (SEP), Employee Stock Sharing Plan (ESOP), mutual funds, CDs, bonds, life insurance, real estate holdings, certificates of deposit, and stock options. They also purchase physical investments such as gold, silver, coins, rare stamps, precious metals, jewels, gems, and jewelry.

The Student’s College Savings Plans buyers list is the ideal list choice for life insurance companies, banking institutions, investment brokers, brokerage houses, mutual funds, investment firms, financial publications, securities brokers, retirement planners, and financial planners.