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To: Steve Felix who wrote (24768)	6/2/2016 9:13:05 AM
From: ekimaa	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) of 34328

"Can't see making any changes to my daughters Roths, unless given two choices I go with the higher yield." Yield vs. growth??? Your dilemma brought back memories. I'm from the time when the only shelter/college fund for my two daughters was the UGMA account. I actually started saving $1,500/yr to start for them when they were 2 and 4yrs old. One account was invested in high dividend payers and the other in growth stocks. They both went to private colleges here in MN--We paid full amount from their accounts for the 4 yrs. When all was said and done, the account that had been invested in traditional growth stocks had $30,000 left over. Best of luck! Regards, Mike

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