Financial planning with 529 plans has changed in a big way. What was once just a college savings tool can now become a powerful strategy for long-term, tax-free retirement wealth when used correctly. In this episode of the Wise Money Show, we break down the new 529-to-Roth IRA rules, who this strategy works for, and the key pitfalls to avoid. Learn how this little-known opportunity could potentially create six or even seven figures of retirement income over time.

Season 11, Episode 22

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How a 529 Plan Could Turn Into a $1 Million Tax-Free Retirement Strategy

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