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It is not easy to qualify for financial aid these days for college but if you do, it’s important to know how 529 plans might affect aid. Also, how the 529 is distributed may make a difference in your taxes. Read about the tax forms you may get from your student’s college and also from the 529 provider and how they could be managed on your tax return.

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How 529 plans impact financial aid (Read the full article online)

The tax side of 529 distributions and qualified student expenses (Read the full article online)