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The cost of saving for college fees in Montana decreased
By 
Staff
Helena, Montana – In Montana, setting up money for college expenditures has never been more feasible.
Achieve Montana has reported a 28% reduction in fees as a result of its continued collaboration with Ascensus.
Montanans will be able to save for their education at a reasonable cost thanks to the fee cut.
Through a 529 plan, Achieve Montana is a tax-advantaged savings program that assists people in covering their educational costs.
State-sponsored 529 plans can be established for a beneficiary, such as a child or grandchild. They can pay for books, housing and board expenses, tuition, and fees. These schedules are not limited to college.
Funds can be used for qualifying K–12 educational costs, trade schools, apprenticeships, technical training, and even certain repayments of student loans, in addition to being eligible at two- and four-year institutions.
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