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Permanent Tax Exemption for 529 College Savings Plans?

The Senate Finance Committee introduced a bill today that would make the tax exemption for 529 college savings plans permanent. The Senate bill, which has bipartisan support, mirrors one that was introduced in the House last week. The 529 exemption is currently scheduled to expire in 2010, so this is great news for anyone with young kids that are looking for an effective way to save for college. If your're looking for more information on 529 plans, check out Savingforcollege.com, which is an excellent online resource. Then again, you could always just call your rich uncle.

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