People Without Kids Now Utilize 529 Accounts
Congress modified 529 plan rules in 2022, expanding their use beyond education savings for children. The accounts can now serve as a backdoor funding mechanism for Roth IRAs, allowing individuals without kids to contribute excess funds after maxing out traditional retirement account limits. This regulatory change has opened new tax-advantaged savings opportunities for a broader population.
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