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Why open an
AZ529 Plan?

Open an account for free.

  • There is no application fee.
  • Arizona residency is not required to open an account.
  • Anyone age 18 or older can open an account.
  • You don’t need to be related to the beneficiary.
  • You can even open an account for yourself.
Why open an AZ529 Plan?

Open an account for free.

  • There is no application fee.
  • Arizona residency is not required to open an account.
  • Anyone age 18 or older can open an account.
  • You don’t need to be related to the beneficiary.
  • You can even open an account for yourself.
savings
Choose from a variety of
investment options.

The AZ529 Plan offers savings options to meet your specific investment style and risk tolerance through one direct to consumer sold plan and one financial advisor-sold plan.

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The AZ529, Arizona’s Education Savings Plan received Morningstar’s 2023 Silver Rating. *

Use savings at a variety of accredited
educational institutions including:
Universities

Public & Private Universities

Colleges

Community Colleges

Wrench

Technical & Vocational Training Schools

Appartment

Apprenticeship Programs

educational-expenses
Apply savings to many educational expenses including:
  • Tuition and fees
  • Books, supplies and equipment including a computer and internet access
  • K-12 private school tuition
  • Up to $10,000 in student loans
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Know your savings are managed by professionals.

The Arizona State Treasurer’s Office partners with the three private sector providers to ensure AZ529 is well-managed and secure.


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Earnings grow tax-free.

For designated beneficiaries who are Arizona residents, funds are exempt from state taxation when used to pay qualified higher-education expenses of the designated beneficiary.


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Contributions are tax deductible.

The state of Arizona offers a tax deduction each year for investing in the Arizona 529 Plan of up to $4,000 for married tax filers who file a joint return and up to $2,000 for individual tax filers. Learn more about the Arizona tax incentives here.


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Make tax-free withdrawals.

Withdrawals are exempt from federal and state income tax if the funds are used to pay for qualified higher education expenses, including K-12 tuition.

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