Give the gift of college savings and get up to a $100 bonus*
Open a new Edvest 529 account between 11/16/26 and 12/4/26 to receive a $50 or $100 bonus! A contribution of any size makes a meaningful gift that can last a lifetime.
Open a new account and get a $50 or $100 bonus
Step 1
Get $50
with a minimum deposit of $500: Set up recurring contributions of $25 or more for at least six consecutive months.
Step 2
Get $100
with a minimum deposit of $1,000: Set up recurring contributions of $25 or more for at least six consecutive months.
Step 3
Receive the bonus
After six months, the $50 or $100 bonus will be deposited in your account on or around June 30, 2027.
Use promo code Offer26 when you're enrolling online.
*Click here for complete Terms and Conditions. To be eligible for the bonus, the beneficiary on the new account must be age 18 or younger, and promo code Offer26 must be used when opening the account.↩
Your contributions can go further with the triple tax benefits of an Edvest 529 plan
State tax deduction
Wisconsin taxpayers can qualify for a state tax deduction up to $5,280 for single or married joint filers per beneficiary, per year for contributions made into an Edvest 529 account. There is no limit to the number of beneficiaries you can claim on your Wisconsin state taxes!
100% tax-free withdrawals
Save for a wide range of education expenses including tuition at trade and technical schools, universities, certified apprenticeships and colleges, and use funds for books, computers and more.
Tax-deferred earnings
Any earnings are tax deferred. When you pay fewer taxes, you may have the ability to earn more and grow your college savings account faster—giving your beneficiary an even bigger head start!
For more details on tax benefits, click here.
Why an Edvest 529 account?
Your child has options
Savings can be used for any eligible college or university both in the U.S. and abroad, as well as graduate school, technical colleges and professional programs.
You enjoy more flexibility
Funds are transferable to other family members; siblings, stepchildren, cousins—even you can be eligible.
Your plan is financial aid-friendly
Typically your 529 is viewed as a parental asset rather than your child's asset—which means they often count less against financial aid eligibility.1
You have more control
Your savings will always be yours, and you're never locked in. You can withdraw your funds for any reason at any time.2
