529 Plans and Your Tax Return
While 529 plans are relatively low-maintenance savings vehicles, there are times when account activity will need to be included on your tax return.
For more than twenty years, Virginia529 has helped millions of families plan and save for future college expenses. Now, its tax-advantaged 529 savings programs can help you save for all future higher education expenses, K-12 tuition at private and religious schools, student loan repayment and more. Learn how Virginia529 can help you prepare for the future.
Virginia529’s newest savings option helps families save for their children’s future and keep up with rising tuition costs.
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While 529 plans are relatively low-maintenance savings vehicles, there are times when account activity will need to be included on your tax return.
Before you start putting money away for your child’s college savings in a 529 plan, consider a few budget-friendly ways to fund it without dramatically impacting your life.
The special collaboration between Virginia529, Virginia Council on Economic Education and Virginia First Lady Pamela Northam is in support of the financial literacy program for elementary students in Virginia, Reading Makes Cents.