New Mexico 529 Plans
New Mexico offers three 529 college savings plans, two
advisor-sold plans called CollegeSense and Scholar’s Edge, and
one direct and advisor-sold plan called The Education
Plan. New Mexico plans are collectively under the New
Mexico 529 Program.
CollegeSense
CollegeSense 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 529 advisor
in your state for assistance.
Fund Family: Evergreen Investment
Services Inc. and New York Life Investment Management
Minimums: To get started you can
deposit $250 (minimum of $25 per beneficiary) or you can set up
an automatic monthly plan or payroll deduction plan. With
either of these alternative options, you can open account
with as little as $25. Minimum subsequent contributions
are $25.
Maximum Contributions: Currently, you
can contribute up to $294,000 to your New Mexico 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 New
Mexico residents – Every dollar contributed to the plan can be
deducted from your taxable income. You also get the same
benefit for federal income taxes. Out-of-state
participants still get the federal tax benefits.
Residency: CollegeSense is open to
all United States residents, not just those in New Mexico.
You can learn more about New Mexico’s 529 plan at the
official website https://www.scholarsedge529.com/.
Scholar'sEdge
Scholar'sEdge 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 an advisor in your
state for assistance.
Fund Family: OppenheimerFunds
Inc.
Minimums: To get started you can
deposit $250 (minimum of $25 per beneficiary) or you can set up
an automatic monthly plan or payroll deduction plan. With
either of these alternative options, you can open account
with as little as $25. Minimum subsequent contributions
are $25.
Maximum Contributions: Currently, you
can contribute up to $294,000 to your New Mexico 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 New
Mexico residents – Every dollar contributed to the plan can be
deducted from your taxable income. You also get the same
benefit for federal income taxes. Out-of-state
participants still get the federal tax benefits.
Residency: Scholar'sEdge is open to
all United States residents, not just those in New Mexico.
You can learn more about New Mexico’s 529 plan at the
official website https://www.scholarsedge529.com/.
The Education Plan
The Education 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 and advisor-sold.
This 529 plan can be purchased directly or through a financial
advisor.
Fund Family: OppenheimerFunds
Inc.
Minimums: To get started you can
deposit $250 (minimum of $25 per beneficiary) or you can set up
an automatic monthly plan or payroll deduction plan. With
either of these alternative options, you can open account with
as little as $25. Minimum subsequent contributions are
$25.
Maximum Contributions: Currently, you
can contribute up to $294,000 to your New Mexico 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 New
Mexico residents – Every dollar contributed to the plan can be
deducted from your taxable income. You also get the same
benefit for federal income taxes. Out-of-state
participants still get the federal tax benefits.
Residency: The Education Plan is open
to all United States residents, not just those in New
Mexico.
You can learn more about New Mexico’s 529 plan at the
official website https://www.theeducationplan.com/.
|