Virginia

3 plans in this edition

At a glance

Contribution benefit
A tax deduction

Deduction capped at $4,000 per account per year, with unlimited carry-forward — excess contributions can be deducted in future years. After age 70, Virginia residents have no deduction amount limit.

K–12 distributions
Not listed as non-conforming

Virginia is not among the thirteen states the manuscript lists as disallowing K–12 distributions. Confirm against the program description below.

Aggregate contribution maximum
$675,000

Currently the highest aggregate limit in the nation.

Creditor & bankruptcy protection

Significant state statutory protection of 529 funds from creditors and lawsuits.

Plans

Flagship public university

Univ. of Virginia

Tuition & feesRoomBoardBooksTotalvs. national
$17,378$8,100$5,400$1,250$32,128 +31.5%

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

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