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Trump's 'big beautiful bill' turned 529 plans into 'lifelong education' accounts, expert says: How to take advantage
New rules allow 529 plan funds to pay for eligible career training, certifications, licensing fees and continuing education costs.
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New rules allow 529 plan funds to pay for eligible career training, certifications, licensing fees and continuing education costs.
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According to CNBC’s source item, Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ turned 529 plans into ‘lifelong education’ accounts, expert says: How to take advantage, New rules allow 529 plan funds to pay for eligible career training, certifications, licensing fees and continuing education costs.
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