College savings plans tend to have promotions mostly on May 29th, aka “529 Day”, but some are also offering bonuses during this Black Friday/Cyber Week/Year-End Holiday period. Now is also a good time to remember 529 plans can accept outside contributions, which mean you can easily contribute directly to someone else’s 529 plan, or request that people consider gifts that go directly to your child’s 529 plan. Most have easy links to share with friends and family.
Here’s a list of what I could find, please let me know if you find more. I’m listing the state, but you do not have to be a resident of that state to open a 529 account there. You can have multiple 529s from different states, and often you can get the bonus once for each child. However, you may need to be a resident to qualify for a specific bonus, or there may be an age restriction on the beneficiary, etc.
- California – . Ends 12/13.
- Florida – . Ends 12/9.
- Oklahoma – Ends 12/13.
- Pennsylvania – . Ends 12/31. Note: All PA children born after January 1, 2019, have a $100 investment available for them in a . You must activate to claim.
- Wisconsin – . Ends 12/13.
529 plans can now pay for K-12 tuition and other educational expenses beyond college tuition and room/board. Check your own state rules, though. Finally, opening a plan and making any contribution also starts the 15-year clock on potential .
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