Florida Prepaid 529 Plan Login

The Florida Prepaid College Board does not provide tax or investment advice regarding its Florida Prepaid College Plans or Florida 529 Savings Plan. Florida Prepaid College Plans are financially guaranteed by the State of Florida, Section 1009.98(7), Florida Statutes.

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Florida offers a prepaid tuition plan and a 529 savings plan, both which have Florida residency requirements. The Stanley G. Tate Florida Prepaid College Plan is the largest prepaid plan in the nation. It is unique among contract-type prepaid programs in offering a dormitory option in addition to its various tuition and fees packages.

3. Complete the 529 Plan Application. To open a 529 plan account, visit the 529 plan’s web site to apply online. Even though the Florida web site is at myfloridaprepaid.com, suggesting that it is just for a prepaid tuition plan, the same web site is also used for Florida’s 529 college savings plan.

Invest529 is a low-fee and tax-advantaged national 529 savings program that helps families all across the country prepare for the costs of higher education. Rated Gold by investment research firm Morningstar, Invest529 has frequently been awarded top honors among 529 …

Mar 22, 2016 · 529 or Florida PrePaid. ... It sounds like you're trying to determine what would be the better fit for you between the Florida Prepaid College Plan or keeping your existing 529 Plan. First, note that the Florida Prepaid Plan is a 529 Plan. Savings and Prepaid plans are both used towards the same goal, they just get you via different paths.

Move 529 Plan to Prepaid College Tuition? ... With the significant reduction in the Florida prepaid tuition price, we are wondering if we can transfer the funds from the 529 plans and purchase the ...

In 2015 costs for a newborn in Florida Prepaid dropped from $53,729 to $27,379.(1) This was due in part to House BIII 851 passed by Rick Scott in 2014.(2) In my opinion, when Alec was born 8 years ago, prepaid plans were grossly overpriced and we opted for a 529 plan. But a $30,000 price drop is an impressive amount.