The value of a 529 plan owned by a dependent student or one of their parents (529 plans do not allow joint ownership) is considered a parent asset on the FAFSA. About the first $10,000 will fall under the Asset Protection Allowance (the exact amount depends on the older parent’s age). Any parental assets beyond that amount will reduce a student’s aid package by up to a maximum of 5.64% of the asset’s value.
So, if a parent’s 529 account exceeds the Asset Protection Allowance by $10,000, his child’s financial aid award could be reduced by as much as $564. Of course, no one wants to lose $564, but the tax-free investment gains you’ve earned in your 529 account could likely outweigh this tiny loss. However, other student-owned assets are not treated as favorably. A custodial account under UGMA/UTMA, for example, will be counted as a student asset and will reduce the financial aid package by 20% of the asset value. So, in this case a $10,000 student asset means $2,000 less financial aid.
新开发的野菜。酒友说我挖过的猪菜都可以尝尝，这个我记得挖过，闻起来有上海马兰头的香味。假上海人的领导也说闻起来象。酒友拿出神农尝百草的精神：开水里烫一下，切细，按上海人的做法，炒豆腐干。两顿下去，没完蛋，还给我说好吃。今天抓住我又去挖，发现树林子里又多又嫩。。。明天我也准备炒一把，开发野菜新系列。
荠菜季节过了。今年雨水比往年少，只挖了三次，荠菜早早结籽，为明年准备。
一个辣椒，
摘的太早了，不怎么有辣椒味，
郑重地切丝，加酱油醋香油， 伴好了，
搭配饺子，
很开心
开花就剪掉，不能结籽。。。
我还没吃完去年的呢。。。今年的先存着。
往地上一坐，就地啃开了。。。
我们乖乖听话就没存
太老了点，不然可以考虑了。。。
会泛滥成灾，这是我老婆唯一种成功的菜。
https://www.savingforcollege.com/article/yes-your-529-plan-will-affect-financial-aid Account Ownership
The value of a 529 plan owned by a dependent student or one of their parents (529 plans do not allow joint ownership) is considered a parent asset on the FAFSA. About the first $10,000 will fall under the Asset Protection Allowance (the exact amount depends on the older parent’s age). Any parental assets beyond that amount will reduce a student’s aid package by up to a maximum of 5.64% of the asset’s value.
So, if a parent’s 529 account exceeds the Asset Protection Allowance by $10,000, his child’s financial aid award could be reduced by as much as $564. Of course, no one wants to lose $564, but the tax-free investment gains you’ve earned in your 529 account could likely outweigh this tiny loss. However, other student-owned assets are not treated as favorably. A custodial account under UGMA/UTMA, for example, will be counted as a student asset and will reduce the financial aid package by 20% of the asset value. So, in this case a $10,000 student asset means $2,000 less financial aid.
As mentioned above, assets in a 529 plan owned by a grandparentor other relative are not included on the FAFSA.
今天又撒了一把种子。。。就是花盆里放点土，打松，种子撒下去，耙一耙，让种子埋土里2-3毫米就好，天天浇水。。。出苗后不能见霜冰冻。。。
间距看土壤肥不肥，一般横竖一尺。。。
譬如你有房子equity，学校不可能让你先用equity里的钱啊。。。最好的proof是去学校网站算，把资产在股票和529之间捣腾一下，看有没有差别。。。
不陪你玩。