529 plans are flexible, tax-advantage savings accounts primarily used for college education. Learn how these accounts can also be used for law school.

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529 plans have become the most popular form of savings for college because of the many benefits they offer including tax-free investment earnings.

As 529 plans become increasingly popular, many people wonder if the savings plan is available in their state. Learn more about 529 plans in Utah.

Understand the performance of the 529 plan you select in Utah can make a huge difference in your returns. Learn more about Utah's 529 plan performance.

Many parents want to save as much as possible for their child's education, but what is the maximum annual contribution for parents? Learn more from our 529 experts.

Many people ask us "how much do you need to start a 529 plan?" The answer varies based on your location. Learn more from our college savings experts.

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