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Savings Planner

Initial Investment

Initial investment or current savings for college?

Monthly Investment

How much do you plan to invest each month.

Interest Rate

If you are investing properly, you can assume an interest rate of 5% to 12%. Interest rates can change on a daily basis and can vary greatly depending on the type of investments you choose. If you are not sure how your money should be invested, consult a financial planner to find out how to maximize your earnings.

Number of Years

How many years until your child begins college?



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