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Unlike the NYC Scholarship Account that is owned and managed by NYC Kids RISE for your child’s future education, your family owns your connected account. You, your relatives, and your friends can contribute directly to this account.
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Important Facts. This account is owned and managed by NYC Kids RISE, and the money in this account is for your child’s college and career training. The money is invested in a NY 529 Direct Plan, which is a type of investment account specifically created for college and career savings.
NYC Kids RISE, a nonprofit organization, owns and manages the scholarship funds on behalf of participating students. NYC Kids RISE invests the funds in the NY 529 Direct Plan, a type of investment account specifically created for college and career savings that can be used for a variety of higher education expenses.
Feb 3, 2024 · NYC Kids RISE owns and manages the scholarship funds on behalf of participating students and invests the funds in New York’s 529 College Savings Program Direct Plan, a type of investment...
New York, NY—NYC Kids RISE, the NYC Department of Education, the NYC Mayor's Office of Equity, City officials, and partners announced today that more than 70,000 new students across the city have been enrolled in the Save for College Program, and their families can now activate and view their new NYC Scholarship Accounts at nyckidsrise.org ...
NYC Kids RISE owns and manages your child’s NYC Scholarship Account (including contributions made through Community Scholarships). This means that only NYC Kids RISE can put money into that account.
NYC Kids RISE, a nonprofit organization, owns and manages the scholarship funds on behalf of participating students. NYC Kids RISE invests the funds in a New York 529 College Savings Program Direct Plan, a type of investment account specifically created for college and career savings that can be used for a variety of higher education expenses.