What is a USAA 529 Education Savings Plan?
A 529 plan is more than just a savings account. It's an investment account that gives you tax benefits while saving for education.
You can open an account for anyone, including yourself, for a low initial amount and automatic contribution starting at $50. If plans change, you can choose another beneficiary, or you can pay for your own education. Proceeds from a 529 plan work for qualified expenses for kindergarten through 12th-grade tuition and higher education.
Key benefits of a USAA 529 Education Savings Plan
With a 529 plan, education planning with smart savings is easy.
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K to 12 Tuition Expenses
Use up to $10,000 per year to pay for kindergarten through 12th-grade tuition-related expenses for public or private schools.
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Higher Education
Use this to help pay for home school, college tuition, books, laptops, continuing education courses, and trade and vocational schools.
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Tax Advantages for Withdrawals
Qualified withdrawals from your 529 plan aren't subject to federal income tax.
Get started with a USAA 529 Education Savings Plan at Victory Capital.
Save for education expenses for school, tuition costs and course materials while taking advantage of tax benefits.
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Carefully consider the investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses of the USAA 529 Education Savings Plan (Plan) before investing. Visit vcm.com/prospectus for a Plan Description and Participation Agreement containing this and other information about the Plan from Victory Capital Services, Inc., Underwriter and Distributor. Read it carefully before investing.
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