In this video, Leah Woodly, CFP® breaks down the latest changes to 529 rules, including:
- New qualified expenses for K–12 education (like curriculum, tutoring, and educational therapies)
- Expanded use of 529s for vocational programs, licenses, certifications, and apprenticeships
- Doubling of the annual K–12 tuition limit from $10,000 to $20,000 (starting in 2026)
- What counts as a recognized postsecondary credential
- Who these changes benefit the most
Whether you’re saving for private school, supporting a child with special needs, or preparing for a career change, these updates could make a big difference in your financial plan.
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