Savings Bonds for Education
Using Savings Bonds for education with Educational IRA s
and 529 plans
- How much of your college savings is in the form of
U.S. Savings Bonds?
If you are concerned that college costs will
outpace the returns of U.S. Savings Bonds, consider this:
Redeem qualified U.S.
savings bonds and deposit the proceeds from the savings
bonds into a Higher Education 529 Fund
account.
You can redeem qualified US savings bonds
for education tax free.
Who is Eligible to redeem US savings bonds for
education tax free?
- Owner of the US savings bond must be at least 24
years old before the date of issuance of the savings
bond.
- Owner of the savings bond must meet the required
adjusted gross income (AGI) thresholds below. These
thresholds are indexed yearly for inflation.
Modified adjusted gross income (AGI) Thresholds for Tax
Free Redemptions of Series EE US Savings Bonds
|
Filing Status
|
Full |
Pro Rata
Phaseout |
None |
|
Joint
|
Under $89,750
|
$89,750-$119,750
|
Over
$119,750
|
|
Single
|
Under $59,850
|
$
59,850-$74,850
|
Over
$74,850
|
|