New York

2 plans in this edition

At a glance

Contribution benefit
A tax deduction

Deduction up to $10,000 for taxpayers filing jointly.

K–12 distributions
Not allowed

A K–12 withdrawal may be tax-free federally but taxable here. See the conformity rule.

Aggregate contribution maximum

Not stated in this edition. Nationally the range runs from $235,000 to over $621,000 — see the program description.

Creditor & bankruptcy protection

Protects up to $10,000 if the account owner is an adult.

Recapture of state tax benefits
K–12 distributions

Previously deducted or credited amounts may be added back to state taxable income for these distributions.

Plans

What the book says about New York

  • No minimum initial contribution.

Flagship public university

SUNY (avg)

Tuition & feesRoomBoardBooksTotalvs. national
$10,316$8,700$5,600$1,250$25,866 +5.8%

National average across all 50 states: $26,485 per year, in-state, 2025–26. Compare every state →

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