Series 52: 1.6.2.3. Investments And Fees

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1.6.2.3. Investments and Fees

The contributor selects one of several investment portfolios, which the 529 education savings plan manages on her behalf. The contributor may change this choice twice per calendar year. These investments are not guaranteed by state governments and are not federally insured. In addition to enrollment and administrative fees, 529 education savings plans may charge asset management fees, and when purchased from a broker, may be assessed a sales charge. States usually hire a management company or investment adviser, s

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