FINRA SIE Question Answer
Which of the following statements is true regarding 529 savings plans?
529 contributions are tax deductible in all states.
There are income limitations for contributing to a 529 savings plan.
The account beneficiary has control over the assets in a 529 savings plan.
Assets are transferable to another 529 savings plan tax-free if the new beneficiary is a family member of the current beneficiary.
529 savings plans are state-sponsored education savings accounts that offer tax-advantaged growth. Key features include:
Contributions are not federally tax deductible (some states offer state-level deductions).
No income limitations for contributions.
The account owner, not the beneficiary, controls the plan.
Assets can be transferred tax-free to another family member’s 529 plan.
D is correct because tax-free rollovers are allowed for family members of the current beneficiary.
A is incorrect as contributions are not universally tax deductible.
B is incorrect as there are no income limitations for contributing.
C is incorrect because the account owner, not the beneficiary, controls the assets.
TESTED 12 Jan 2026
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