Why Should I Invest For My Kid?
Waiting until your kid is an adult to start investing could mean that they retire with millions less. The opposite is true, too. Investing $15 a week a birth could set them up for life. 1
Assuming a 10% annual return. Does not include management fees. Investing involves risk and performance is not guaranteed.
Future-proof your child's finances.
It's never been more expensive to live. By investing now, you can make sure that your child can keep up with inflation and rising costs of living.
Unlock limitless opportunities.
Your child is destined to do great things. Make sure they have the finances to support all of their future accomplishments. By investing today, the college they want to attend or the home they want to buy is all within reach.
Start building your child's future today.
Why Should I Use FutureMoney?
Your investments, fully-managed at the click of a button.
Your child's future wealth is automatically invested into a diversified portfolio, intelligently designed to match your risk tolerance and goals.
More wealth, less taxes.
Deposits on auto-pilot.
The key to investing is consistency. Never miss a chance to set your child up for success with unlimited automated recurring deposits.
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We keep your money safe and your information private.
Unlimited Accounts
A tax-advantaged account for every member of the family.
Transparent Pricing
Investing doesn't have to be expensive or hard to understand. FutureMoney makes it accesible.
How It Works
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If your state or your designated beneficiary’s state offers a 529 plan, you may want to consider what, if any, potential state income-tax or other state benefits it offers, such as financial aid, scholarship funds, and protection from creditors, before investing.State tax or other benefits should be one of many factors to be considered prior to making an investment decision. Please consult with your financial, tax, or other advisor about how these state benefits, if any, may apply to your specific circumstances. You may also contact your state 529 plan or any other 529 education savings plan to learn more about their features. Please contact support@futuremoney.co to obtain a Plan Disclosure Document or prospectus for any of the underlying funds. The Plan Disclosure Document contains complete details on investment objectives, risks, fees, charges, and expenses, as well as more information about municipal fund securities and the underlying investment companies that should be considered before investing. Please read the Plan Disclosure Document carefully prior to investing. 529 PLANS ARE NOT FDIC INSURED, MAY LOSE VALUE, AND ARE NOT BANK OR STATE GUARANTEED.
Investing involves risk including the loss of principal. Please consider your objectives, risk tolerance, and FutureMoney’s fees before investing. Hypothetical returns are chosen for illustrative purposes only, and are meant to convey approximate historical returns of index investing in the S&P500, which is a common benchmark for US investors. This investing strategy may not be suitable for all clients. Actual returns will vary across clients and over time. Past performance does not guarantee future returns. Your capital gains tax rate, contributions, returns, withdrawal timing, salary, time savings and other details may differ from the examples above.
Certain conditions apply to 529 plan to Roth IRA rollover. Maximum rollover amount is $35,000. The 529 plan must be open 15 years and contributions within the past 5 years cannot be rolled over. Beneficiaries must have sufficient Roth IRA contribution room at the time of the rollover. Some states consider the rollover a taxable event for state income taxes. FutureMoney does not provide tax advice.