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Savings Alert! Save for College with the PA 529 Guaranteed Savings Plan before Higher Tuition Rates Take Effect September 1

Treasury offering free enrollment in the PA 529 GSP, chance to win $529 scholarshipHarrisburg – Pennsylvania Treasurer Rob McCord today announced there are a few days left for families to contribute to a Pennsylvania 529 Guaranteed Savings Plan (GSP) account by August 31, 2013, to receive the 2012-2013 academic year’s lower rates. After that date, credit prices will rise due to increases in tuition rates. “With parents and children rushing to get ready for the new school year, I hope they will add ‘college savings’ to their back-to-school tasks,” Treasurer McCord said. “Now is a great

PA Treasurer Rob McCord and PA 529 College Savings Program Celebrate “529 Day” at Please Touch Museum

Families encouraged to join festivities, register to win one of five $529 college savings accounts at PA529.com Philadelphia – State Treasurer Rob McCord today encouraged visitors to Please Touch Museum to get started on the path to saving for higher education with the PA 529 College Savings Program. The program offers great tax benefits and can help to make higher education more affordable. Treasurer McCord and representatives of the PA 529 College Savings Program visited the museum to mark “529 Day,” a day dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of

Treasurer McCord: Higher Tax Deduction Makes 2013 Great Time to Open a PA 529 College Savings Plan

McCord highlights PA 529 College Savings Program accomplishmentsHarrisburg – With the state income tax deduction for 529 college saving plan contributions now at $14,000 per person, per beneficiary, per year, Pennsylvania Treasurer Rob McCord called 2013 a great year to open and contribute to these tax-advantaged savings plans.   The new individual tax deduction of $14,000 represents a $1,000 increase from the 2012 level.  Married couples filing jointly may deduct up to $28,000 in contributions provided each spouse has at least $14,000 in taxable income.   “Reducing your state income

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