Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• If you open an account for one kid, you can ''refer'' the other and get $10 or something like that. In fact if I refer you I get $10 and you get $25. I think. Then again ...
• Aug 17, 2014 ... My wife and I have 529 accounts, we each have one in each kid's name, not a single account for one kid. It doesn't seem like this is what she ...
• somebody who doesn't have free access to ...
• Also, parents can only set up an account for one kid; the workaround is to set up multiple parent accounts (one for each kid) and log out and back in to switch.
• Apr 18, 2015 ... Now, though, it gets more problematic, especially when making an account for one's kid or the like

• Example 2: Virginia529 account owner Mr. Jones contributes $4,000 to his account for one child and $4,000 to a second account for another child in 2013.
• However, a contributor may open an account for one child and, at a later date, change the designated beneficiary to another member of the former designated ...
• Another problem that sometimes comes up: parents set up an account for one child and now there are other siblings. If the parents don't have enough wealth to  ...
• Too often parents set up a custodial account for one child and find that they can't establish a comparable account for a later child. Perhaps they "hit home runs" ...