A Coverdale ESA is far better than a 529.Totally unrelated to cars, if you never heard of a 529 account. Google it now and sign both your little ones up. Do it!! Do it now!!!!!
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A Coverdale ESA is far better than a 529.Totally unrelated to cars, if you never heard of a 529 account. Google it now and sign both your little ones up. Do it!! Do it now!!!!!
Interesting, I had not really looked at Coverdell ESA's. Options are good, but they seem to be limited to a maximum contribution of $2,000 per year vs the 529 you can contribute up to $16,000 per year.A Coverdale ESA is far better than a 529.
We have two kids in car seats, one 3 one 1. The 1 year old is rear facing in a convertible seat. She's behind the passenger seat. I'm 5'10 and when I passenge it's plenty of room. If she were behind the driver seat while I'm driving it'd be a little snug (I like the seat basically all the way back) but still doable. Not sure about your state but where I live they go front facing at about 2 so it's a temporary situation that would not keep me from getting a bronco. The front facing convertible seat behind me when I drive is no problem.
You have to figure out what's best for you. Find a dealer with a 4 door demo and take the car seat and try it out would be my recommendation.
We went from explorer to expedition this past year. We are due in May w our 3rd. Wife drives the expedition. Bronco 4 door will be my daily driver. We are very happy w 2021 black on black expeditionYou're gonna need an expedition! Congratulations though!
In all honesty if I’m you I am thinking of a different vehicle. Rear facing car seats sit at an incline and you’re ok till the kiddos get big enough that the seats now have to face forward. Leg room for the baby/toddler will be slim. If it were a single car seat you can always put it in the middle back seat so they have leg room near the center console.When I got my bronco, I had no idea we’d be having 2 babies on the way! I am curious how parents of 2 babies have fared with the 4 door bronco? I am 6’1” , so I want to make sure I can drive at a comfortable position with the rear facing car seat in the back. Also curious how the trunk space is with having to haul stuff around without being able to put the seats down.
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This is exactly us. We have a 2020 Expedition and it is wonderful. I have a Taurus getting replaced by the Bronco. Our twins are 10-years old now. Throw a 14-year old in the mix, they are the only reason I went with a four door.We went from explorer to expedition this past year. We are due in May w our 3rd. Wife drives the expedition. Bronco 4 door will be my daily driver. We are very happy w 2021 black on black expedition
No joke. We had quite a few people ask if our BOY/GIRL twins were identical. Sometimes they would insist, "But they look so much alike!" Well, I can show you at least one major difference if you'd like...My twin advice: It really does get easier like they say and come up with a witty comeback for all the people that see you carrying two car seats and ask, “Are they twins?” You will question the intelligence of humanity if you don’t.
Yes Coverdale ESA is a great collage savings tool. To say it is “Far better” is inaccurate as there are limitations as many do not qualify due to income restrictions. It may work for you, but not everyone. A 529 works for all adjusted income levels.A Coverdale ESA is far better than a 529.
Sorry for the delay. Here's a photo. They are 4, 2.5 and 6 months. Good luck "wining".if you can post a quick picture that would be amazing!
Do you mind telling the ages? I’d love to ‘win’ my argument with my wife.
Yeah, limit is lower, but a lot more flexible. (My kid's are at Vanguard so basically as low fee as one can get). You are allowed to have both the Coverdale and 529.Interesting, I had not really looked at Coverdell ESA's. Options are good, but they seem to be limited to a maximum contribution of $2,000 per year vs the 529 you can contribute up to $16,000 per year.