What is the T. Rowe Price College Savings Plan?
This nationally recognized 529 plan, open to all U.S. residents, can be an excellent way to help a child, grandchild, or any other beneficiary save to attend college. You contribute to an account set up in your beneficiary’s name, and the money can be withdrawn free of federal taxes as long as it’s used to pay qualified educational expenses. The assets can be used at any eligible college or graduate school.
This nationally recognized 529 plan, open to all U.S. residents, can be an excellent way to help a child, grandchild, or any other beneficiary save to attend college. You contribute to an account set up in your beneficiary’s name, and the money can be withdrawn free of federal taxes as long as it’s used to pay qualified educational expenses. The assets can be used at any eligible college or graduate school.
Related Questions
- How does being the beneficiary of a T. Rowe Price College Savings Plan account affect a beneficiarys eligibility for financial aid?
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