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What Grandparents Should Know About 529 Plan Impact on Taxes, Medicaid Eligibility June 12, 2022 Good news if you are a grandparent who owns a 529 account, and for your account beneficiary: Beginning in the 2024-2025 school year, contributions you make to a 529 plan need not be reported on the student’s FAFSA application (Free…
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