Some allow for small state tax breaks. Not a lot though.

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Jan 22, 2021
2:59:27pm

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cougfanz

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Any advice on setting up 529 plans for tuition expenses for your kids?

TCuz Disgraced Rules President

1/22/21 2:12pm

You probably need one of those K9 plans

Agnostic-alumni

1/22/21 2:13pm

You laugh now. That will exist in 5 years.

Coach's Dad

1/22/21 2:17pm

#thanksbiden

Cougarrr

1/22/21 2:22pm

BM Acorn. He'll adamantly tell you not to use 529s. Here is the long version:

TheLoneCougar

1/22/21 2:25pm

I also don’t view them as a useful planning mechanism.

Revolution

1/23/21 1:08pm

Usually rule of thumb is to see how much tax break you

cougfanz

1/22/21 2:27pm

Pretty sure 529s are after-tac contributions. Growth is tax free though

VegasCoug

1/22/21 2:35pm

Some allow for small state tax breaks. Not a lot though.

cougfanz

1/22/21 2:59pm

This works for dogs? Great to know, want to take as much of a tax advantage as possible.

TCuz

1/22/21 2:44pm

Invest in plan that allows student to attend in any state, such Fidelity's 529

FMCougar

1/22/21 3:17pm

If in utah, use the usep plan. Virginia has a great plan also that you can use.

SoValleyCOUG

1/22/21 3:20pm

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