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Montana enacts state tax parity for 529 deduction

(May 17, 2013) - Montana Governor Steve Bullock has signed into law a bill (SB 117) that makes a Montana taxpayer's contributions to a non-Montana 529 plan eligible for a state income tax deduction. The maximum annual Montana deduction is $3,000 by an individual and $6,000 for a married couple filing jointly. Montana joins a small handful of states in adopting tax "parity" for 529-plan contributions. The change is effective retroactively to the beginning of 2013.

Oregon removes its one-plan restriction

(May 17, 2013) - The Oregon 529 College Savings Network has removed a restriction prohibiting accounts with the same owner and beneficiary in both of Oregon's 529 college savings plans. Accounts with the same owner and beneficiary can now be opened with the direct-sold Oregon College Savings Plan and the broker-sold MFS 529 Savings Plan. IRS rules require plan administrators to combine multiple accounts for tax reporting purposes.

Wisconsin 529 plans transition to TIAA-CREF and ING

(October 12, 2012) - TIAA-CREF Tuition Financing Inc. (TFI) will be taking over management of Wisconsin's college savings progams from Wells Fargo on October 26, 2012. A direct-sold version of the EdVest plan will remain available but the advisor-sold version of the plan will cease to exist under the EdVest name. Assets held in the advisor-sold EdVest will be combined with Wisconsin's advisor-sold "tomorrow's scholar" program. ING Investments Distributor, LLC and ING Funds Services, LLC (ING) will be the distributor for the tomorrow's scholar plan.

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