A qualified tuition program is a program established and maintained by a state (or agency or instrumentality thereof) or by one or more “eligible educational institutions” that meet certain ...

Qualified education expenses are reduced by scholarships, educational assistance provided to the individual, or any payment for such expenses (other than a gift, devise, bequest, or inheritance) ...

529s are one of the best ways to save for education and can also serve as a valuable savings tool for estate planning and retirement. Whether you're a grandparent hoping to make 529 contributions that ...

RC section 529 qualified tuition programs (QTPs) provide a tax-favored way to invest for qualified higher education expenses (QHEEs). While individuals usually contribute to benefit family members, ...

Known better by the acronym and federal tax code chapter under which “qualified tuition programs” are exempt from taxation, NEST 529 plans continue to grow in popularity as millennials — roughly, ...

While much of the focus of the Trump administration’s signature One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has been around income taxes, the far-reaching legislation also includes changes to areas like ...

The free college tuition train keeps on rolling along. In the past few weeks, four more prominent colleges and universities — the University of Utah, Smith College, Bryn Mawr College and the Stevens ...