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Florida prepaid changing survivor form 2025

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The document outlines the process for changing the beneficiary on a Florida Prepaid College Plan. It requires notarized signatures from the account owner and, if applicable, the survivor. The new beneficiary must be a family member of the original beneficiary and a resident of Florida, with specific residency documentation required. Additional conditions include potential supplemental payments if there is a significant difference in projected matriculation dates. All signatures must be original and notarized.

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Can I change my Florida prepaid plan?

If you are not able to afford your Florida Prepaid Plan payments, please let us know. We may be able to help you with an alternate payment schedule or change your plan to one that better fits your budget.

Can someone else contribute to my 529?

After a 529 account is opened, everyone can contributefriends, family, neighbors, or anyone who wants to helpvia cash, check, or electronic transfer.

Does Florida prepaid cover private?

Here is how you can invite family members and friends to contribute toward your childs college fund (or even your own for graduate school!) through our online gifting portal. Step 1: Log into your Florida Prepaid account. Click on the gift image on the homepage. Step 2: Select Gifting Event Type and Start Date.

Can other people contribute to Florida prepaid?

Yes. If you have friends and family that want to contribute to your Florida 529 Savings Plan, you can set up a gifting event at myfloridaprepaid.com and invite them to join the cause. Or, invite them to send a check and a Contribution Coupon Form to PO Box 31088, Tampa, FL 33631.

Can you transfer Florida prepaid to another person?

That is one of the major advantages of a Prepaid Plan, and its backed by a guarantee from the State of Florida. If your student attends an out-of-state college or private college, the plan will pay the same amount as it would pay at a public college or university in Florida.

Can Florida prepaid be taken away?

Yes, you may cancel your Florida Prepaid Plan at any time and for any reason. You may request a refund equal to the payments that you have made, less any fees, usage and refunds.

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