ISave 529 plan lets parents, grandparents, friends and relatives invest for education expenses on behalf of a future scholar. With funds and earnings from an ISave 529 account, families can pay for qualified expenses like tuition, room, board, books, supplies and more at any eligible education institution around the country. This includes colleges, universities, community colleges, trade schools, apprenticeship programs and more. Additionally, up to $10,000 per year per student can be used for K-12 tuition, and up to $10,000 can be used for repayment on any qualified education loan of the Beneficiary or a sibling of the Beneficiary.
For 2024, if an Iowa taxpayer is an ISave 529 Account Owner, they can deduct the first $5,500 they contribute per Beneficiary account from their state taxable income. For example, married Account Owners who contribute to separate accounts on behalf of their two children can deduct up to $22,000 (4 x $5,500) on their 2024 Iowa taxes. The deductible amount is adjusted annually for inflation.
Visit the Plan's website for more information and to open an account. Read the Program Description (PDF) for additional details about the Plan.
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READYSAVE 529
The READYSAVE 529 app provides a way for new Account Owners to create an ISave 529 account. Additionally, all Account Owners can see their account balance, transaction history and investment allocations; make a one-time contribution or set up recurring transactions; share individual gifting codes to encourage family and friends to contribute; and see how their savings compare to other Account Owners.
For more information regarding the READYSAVE 529 app, read through the Plan's Frequently Asked Questions (PDF).
Download the app
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More Information About ISave 529
- Speaker Request Form: Request a speaker for your event.
- Interactive Map: See how Iowans are saving throughout the state.
- ISave 529 Fact Sheet (PDF): View total assets, total accounts, amount that's been withdrawn to pay for education and more.
