Kansas has decided to give its residents tax breaks for investing in 529 college savings plans of their choice anywhere in the nation, not just Kansas. Beginning in 2007, individuals will be able to deduct up to $3,000 of personal income invested in a 529 plan, while married couples will be able to deduct $6,000.
"This bill equalizes college savings for Kansans who want more options when investing for their child's college education," said Kansas State Treasurer Lynn Jenkins. "I commend the