It locks in a return rate equal to the inflation rate of tuition at the prepaid school (putting aside any default/legal risk) - that may or may not be a good deal for you.What about a prepaid tuition plan?...
I also live in California and have not bothered with a 529. We have exceptional public universities, and I expect to just write the checks when the time comes. I may have to take a cheaper vacation those years.
Doesn't that lock in today's prices?
Regards,
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