Account Basics
Account owners can have unlimited family and friend beneficiary accounts.
A grandma decides to gift $50 per year for each child, grandchild, and great grandchild, a total of 33 accounts. In most states, Grandma collects a yearly tax deduction or credit of a percentage of the combined $1,650.
A wealthy neighbor decides to fund her local elementary school 5th grade classes with $25 each, receiving a tax break for each contribution. Note: If she wishes to be the owner and receive any tax deduction/credit benefit, she must obtain social security numbers of students to make this happen.
No statement or example on this site should be considered a specific recommendation for your personal situation. Investing and tax strategies each carry significant risks. Examples herein may not apply to your situation. Please consult your estate attorney, tax advisor, or financial advisor for personal advice.