Educational Planning

Trump Accounts Explained: Rules, Taxes and Contributions

While the ink still dries on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), we are learning more each day about Trump accounts. These new accounts are essentially an IRA-like vehicle targeted toward children. What we do know is that they will be seeded with $1,000 for children born between 2025 and 2028. Let’s walk through...
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3 Ways to Get College Financial Student Loan Aid From the Government

In a recent article, “3 Ways to Get College Financial Student Loan Aid From the Government,” journalist Brian O’Connell explores how families can navigate rising college costs with the help of government-backed aid. The piece was featured in NTD News, and highlights three key pathways: completing the FAFSA to access federal, state, and institutional aid,...
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What’s the Easiest Way to Repay $200,000 in Medical School Loans?

In the U.S. News & World Report article “What’s the Easiest Way to Repay $200,000 in Medical School Loans?” by journalist Maurie Backman, readers get a clear, practical look at how new doctors can manage, and eventually conquer, the heavy debt burden that often comes with medical school. The piece explores budgeting, repayment plans, refinancing...
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The Debt Is a Burden for Med Students, But There Are Options

Medical school debt is no small hurdle, and for many physicians, it can feel like it looms over every career decision. In Medscape’s recent article, “Debt Burden for Med Students, But There Are Options,” by journalist Erin Cates, the focus turned to how new doctors can navigate the federal and state programs that can ease this...
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Enhancing Financial Literacy Across Generations: Generation Z

By Kelley Muhsemann Marketing Manager Wrapping up Financial Literacy Month, the fourth and final article in our financial literacy series takes a deep dive into the budding Generation Z. More commonly referred to as “Gen Z,” this cohort was born between 1997 and 2012, and make up about 14% of the U.S. population. According to...
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Enhancing Financial Literacy Across Generations: Millennials

By Kelley Muhsemann Marketing Manager The third article in our financial literacy series focuses on Generation Y – more commonly known as “Millennials.” Born between 1981 and 1996, Millennials came of age during the Great Recession, and face a unique set of financial challenges compared to previous generations. In fact, according to Investopedia, Millennials “have entered...
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Enhancing Financial Literacy Across Generations: Baby Boomers

By Kelley Muhsemann Marketing Manager At R.W. Rogé & Company, Inc., we believe that empowering individuals with financial knowledge is crucial for building a secure future. To celebrate Financial Literacy Month, we’ve put together a series of articles that will delve into the unique financial challenges and priorities faced by different generations, providing tailored advice...
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New Rules for 529 Plans

By Steven M. Rogé, MBA, CFP®, AIF® Chief Investment Officer Within the 130 pages of the SECURE 2.0 Act, a small section can be found that outlines one’s ability to use a 529 plan for more than just educational expenses. This section strengthens the benefits of contributing to a 529 plan, but this time the...
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Financial Planning for Couples

By Kelley Muhsemann Marketing Manager The National Retail Federation estimates that 52% of American’s plan to celebrate Valentine’s Day this year, and the average consumer will spend $192.80, totaling nearly $25.9 billion in gifts. When you think about romance, personal finance is rarely what comes to mind. But whether you celebrate or not, Valentine’s Day...
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