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What to Do With a 529 College-Savings Plan When a Disabled Child Can’t Attend College
529 Plans Families can avoid the penalty when money in a 529 plan isn’t used for college if the beneficiary meets the IRS definition of disability. You have other options to avoid the penalty, too.
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What to Know About Reimbursements From 529 Plans
529 Plans You can withdraw money tax-free for tuition, required books and fees, and even a computer and related software.
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Debunking the Myths of 529 Plans for College Savers
529 Plans Like saving for retirement, you can never start too early on saving for college. Take a quick true-and-false quiz to see if you grasp the power of 529 plans.
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Paying for Off-Campus Housing with a 529 Plan
529 Plans Your student's room and board could be covered tax-free for an entire 12-month lease, even if he or she only takes classes for nine months of the year.
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Rules for Deducting 529-Plan Contributions
529 Plans About two-thirds of the states offer an income-tax deduction for contributions to college-savings plans, but the rules vary.
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529 College Savings Plans for the Unborn
529 Plans Want to help your yet-to-be-born grandkids pay for college? You can’t start too soon.
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This Super-Saver Family Has Reaped Big Rewards
529 Plans How they have already saved thousands of dollars toward their daughters' education.
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Where to Save Your Child's College Fund
529 Plans Depending on the type of account you use, you can score some good tax advantages on top of your savings.
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What Do I Do With Unused 529 Plan Money?
529 Plans Money that's left in these college-saving funds are subject to income taxes and an early-withdrawal penalty, except in some circumstances.
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