Å new study from Fidelity Investments reveals American parents are concerned about ability to save for college during COVID.
Most families continue to stash away money for college. What can those struggling financially during the pandemic do to get better prepared?
John Boroff with Fidelity Investments explains what to do to be more prepared.
There is a lot of uncertainty this fall, 77% of responders want to maintain or increase their college savings. Parents feel that college is worth the cost.
Even though a lot of people are struggling financially during this time, they need to continue to work toward their saving goals.
One things parents and students can consider is getting a reward card that turns your spending into savings.
Visit www.fidelity.com/529 to start planning your child’s future today.
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