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Independent 529 Plan


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Summary
The only private-college-run 529 plan in the country, this prepayment program allows families to lock in tuition at any of its 270-plus participating private colleges, at prices representing a discount to current tuition rates.

Program Details
Summary: The only private-college-run 529 plan in the country, this prepayment program allows families to lock in tuition at any of its 270-plus participating private colleges, at prices representing a discount to current tuition rates.
Program type: Institutional prepaid contract
Enrollment period: Open year-round
State residency requirements: None
Contract prices: Ranges from a minimum of $500 to as much as the cost of five years of undergraduate tuition and mandatory fees at the highest-cost participating institution. An installment plan is available.
Are program benefits backed by the full faith and credit of the state? N/A, not a state-sponsored program; however, each participating institution makes a binding commitment to accept Tuition Certificates in payment of tuition and mandatory fees. Payments received by the program are pooled in a trust fund with investments managed by TIAA-CREF. Independent 529 Plan continually recruits new colleges into the program, and any college coming in must agree to accept Tuition Certificates from existing participants.
Are program benefits collateralized or guaranteed in any other way? No
State tax deduction or credit for contributions: Not applicable
Telephone: 1-888-718-7878
Web site: Click here to visit
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