Nebraska 529 Plans
Nebraska offers five 529 college savings plans, two direct
plans called College Savings Plan of Nebraska “Direct Accounts”
and TC AMERTRADE 529 College Saving Plan; and three advisor
sold tuition plans called College Savings Plan of Nebraska
“Advisor Accounts”, The AIM College Savings Plan, and The State
Farm College Savings Plan.
College Savings Plan of Nebraska “Direct Accounts”
College Savings Plan of Nebraska “Direct Accounts” is a
traditional 529 plan that allows you to invest money today and
reap tax benefits when you withdraw it to pay for qualified
education expenses.
Type: Direct – this 529 plan can be
purchased directly through the state.
Fund Family: Various
Minimums: Not Applicable
Maximum Contributions: Currently, you
can contribute up to $360,000 to your Nebraska 529 plan.
Of course, your total amount in the plan can be higher as your
investments group. 529 plans typically increase the
contribution limit over time, so you may be able to contribute
more.
Tax Benefits: Good news for Nebraska
residents - by investing in your state's 529 plan, you can
deduct up to $2,500 on your state income taxes for single filer
and $5,000 for married filers. You also get the same
benefit for federal income taxes. Out-of-state
participants still get the federal tax benefits.
Residency: College Savings Plan of Nebraska
“Direct Accounts” is open to all United States residents, not
just those in Nebraska.
You can learn more about ’s 529 plan at the official website
http://www.planforcollegenow.com/.
TD AMERITRADE 529 College Savings Plan
TD AMERITRADE 529 College Savings Plan is a traditional 529
plan that allows you to invest money today and reap tax
benefits when you withdraw it to pay for qualified education
expenses.
Type: Direct – this 529 plan can be
purchased directly through the state.
Fund Family: Various
Minimums: Not Applicable
Maximum Contributions: Currently, you
can contribute up to $360,000 to your Nebraska 529 plan.
Of course, your total amount in the plan can be higher as your
investments group. 529 plans typically increase the
contribution limit over time, so you may be able to contribute
more.
Tax Benefits: Good news for Nebraska
residents - by investing in your state's 529 plan, you can
deduct up to $2,500 on your state income taxes for single filer
and $5,000 for married filers. You also get the same
benefit for federal income taxes. Out-of-state
participants still get the federal tax benefits.
Residency: TD AMERITRADE 529 College
Savings Plan is open to all United States residents, not just
those in Nebraska.
You can learn more about this Nebraska 529 plan at the
official website http://collegesavings.tdameritrade.com/index.asp.
College Savings Plan of Nebraska "Advisor Accounts"
College Savings Plan of Nebraska "Advisor Accounts" is a
traditional 529 plan that allows you to invest money today and
reap tax benefits when you withdraw it to pay for qualified
education expenses.
Type: Advisor. Please contact a
financial advisor in your state
for assistance.
Fund Family: Various
Minimums: Contact Advisor.
Maximum Contributions: Contact
Advisor.
Tax Benefits: Good news for Nebraska
residents - by investing in your state's 529 plan, you can
deduct up to $2,500 on your state income taxes for single filer
and $5,000 for married filers. You also get the same
benefit for federal income taxes. Out-of-state
participants still get the federal tax benefits.
Residency: College Savings Plan of
Nebraska "Advisor Accounts" is open to all United States
residents, not just those in Nebraska.
You can learn more about this Nebraska 529 plan at the
official website http://www.planforcollegenow.com/.
The AIM College Savings Plan
The AIM College Savings Plan is a traditional 529 plan that
allows you to invest money today and reap tax benefits when you
withdraw it to pay for qualified education expenses.
Type: Advisor. Please contact a
financial advisor in your state for assistance.
Fund Family: A I M Capital Management,
Inc.
Minimums: To get started you can
deposit $500 or pay $50 when you set up the automatic monthly
plan. Minimum subsequent contributions are $50 and $25 with the
automatic monthly plan.
Maximum Contributions: Currently, you
can contribute up to $360,000 to your Nebraska 529 plan.
Of course, your total amount in the plan can be higher as your
investments group. 529 plans typically increase the
contribution limit over time, so you may be able to contribute
more.
Tax Benefits: Good news for Nebraska
residents - by investing in your state's 529 plan, you can
deduct up to $2,500 on your state income taxes for single filer
and $5,000 for married filers. You also get the same
benefit for federal income taxes. Out-of-state
participants still get the federal tax benefits.
Residency: The AIM College Savings Plan is
open to all United States residents, not just those in
Nebraska.
You can learn more about this Nebraska 529 plan at the
official website.
The State Farm College Savings Plan
The State Farm College Savings Plan is a traditional 529
plan that allows you to invest money today and reap tax
benefits when you withdraw it to pay for qualified education
expenses.
Type: Advisor. Please contact
a financial
advisor in your state for assistance.
Fund Family: A I M Capital Management,
Inc.
Minimums: To get started you can
deposit $500 or pay $50 when you set up the automatic monthly
plan. Minimum subsequent contributions are $50 and $25 with the
automatic monthly plan.
Maximum Contributions: Currently, you
can contribute up to $360,000 to your Nebraska 529 plan.
Of course, your total amount in the plan can be higher as your
investments group. 529 plans typically increase the
contribution limit over time, so you may be able to contribute
more.
Tax Benefits: Good news for Nebraska
residents - by investing in your state's 529 plan, you can
deduct up to $2,500 on your state income taxes for single filer
and $5,000 for married filers. You also get the same
benefit for federal income taxes. Out-of-state
participants still get the federal tax benefits.
Residency: The State Farm College Savings
Plan is open to all United States residents, not just those in
Nebraska.
You can learn more about this Nebraska 529 plan at the
official website http://www.statefarm.com/mutual/acct_types/529.asp.
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