Understanding Grandparent-Owned 529 Plans
A grandparent-owned 529 plan is a type of college savings plan where the account owner is a grandparent, as opposed to a parent.

A grandparent-owned 529 plan is a type of college savings plan where the account owner is a grandparent, as opposed to a parent.

While the IRS doesn’t impose 529 plan contribution limits, states do set aggregate maximums for their 529 plans and may set annual caps too.

A 529 plan helps with higher education expenses so the last thing you want is to be hit with a 529 plan penalty. Find out how to avoid them.

Compare Trump Accounts and 529 Plans to understand savings limits, tax benefits, and how each impacts education funding.

Want to gift money to a 529 plan? Learn the best ways to contribute, tax rules to know, and how to avoid common mistakes when giving to college savings.

How much you should have in a 529 plan by age to save for college for your children, including high and low contributions for public and private school.

Planning to attend a trade school and wondering if you can use the money from your 529 plan? Here’s what you need to consider and how to cover shortfalls.

New 529 rules let you pay for continuing education and license fees tax-free. Learn how professionals can benefit.

For most people living with disabilities, the cost of support & care can be a burden. Learn all about using 529A ABLE accounts in this post

We compare the best places and investment brokers to open a 529 plan so that you can save for college for your children.

Learn about 529 plan alternatives like UGMA and Roth IRAs, including their pros and cons for college savings.
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