Hi,
I am trying to work out which states' 529s still offer a "standard" TIPS (5-7 yr form) 100% option. Ohio has gone over to the short term TIPS, New York has just dropped the 100% TIPS option altogether. I understand that the Vanguard (Nevada) plan has dropped TIPS as well. This leaves me only with Virginia for (non-short) TIPS. I'm not quite as enthusiastic about the Virginia plan as I once was, but still do use it.
My recent searching indicates that South Carolina does currently offer such a 100% TIPS option, via the Schwab TIPS (5-7yr) ETF. Is anyone out there aware of other direct DIY state plans that do?
Thanks.
I am trying to work out which states' 529s still offer a "standard" TIPS (5-7 yr form) 100% option. Ohio has gone over to the short term TIPS, New York has just dropped the 100% TIPS option altogether. I understand that the Vanguard (Nevada) plan has dropped TIPS as well. This leaves me only with Virginia for (non-short) TIPS. I'm not quite as enthusiastic about the Virginia plan as I once was, but still do use it.
My recent searching indicates that South Carolina does currently offer such a 100% TIPS option, via the Schwab TIPS (5-7yr) ETF. Is anyone out there aware of other direct DIY state plans that do?
Thanks.
Statistics: Posted by Tramper Al — Thu Dec 05, 2024 7:00 am — Replies 0 — Views 62