If you’re wondering how to get money into your account, out of your account, plus anything else you might need to do along the way to manage your plan, you have come to the right place.
If you find yourself here but you haven’t opened an account yet, here’s how to get started or get more information on the Minnesota College Savings Plan.
All forms are in PDF format and require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Making Contributions & Withdrawals
Getting money into or from your account are among the most frequent transactions you’ll make with your Minnesota College Savings Plan account. Here are all the ways you can do it, whether online or by mail.
Click on the short tutorials below to view how to navigate online.
Have you received a tax return, bonus, inheritance, or other lump sum you wish to put towards saving for college? To make a one-time electronic funds transfer from a checking or savings account to your 529 plan, follow these instructions.
What You’ll Need
If you haven’t already set up your payment information, or if you wish to make this contribution from a different bank account, you will first need to Update Your Account Information with the following information:

Checking or savings account number

Bank routing number

Name as it appears on the account

Bank’s name
How to Do It
- Login to your account online. Once you’ve logged in, you will go directly to the contribution page.
- Select ‘Electronically from your bank account’.
- Enter the contribution amount.
- Select ‘One-time contribution’.
- Select the bank account.
- Select Next.
- Verify all contribution information is correct.
- Select ‘Submit’ and you’re done!
Simplify regular contributions to your MNSAVES 529 college account by the click of a button on the Bill Pay option using your own Bank. Pay privately, securely and reliably. Save time and stay efficient by using your Bank’s Bill Pay feature.
To set up your Bill Pay online with your Bank, please use the following information:

Name of Payee: Minnesota College Savings Plan

Address:
PO Box 219455
Kansas City, MO 64121-9455
1-877-338-4646

Complete the memo line:
Include the 11-digit account number.

Recurring Payments:
Some online bill pay services offer recurring (automatic) payments. Check with your Bank on this option.
With the Minnesota College Savings Plan you get more ways to pay. With a minimum $25 dollar contribution, you can make an additional one-time payment using a personal check, Teller’s Check or Cashier’s check.
How to Do It Online
- Login to your account online. Once you’ve logged in, you will go directly to the contribution page.
- Select ‘Mail a check’, and click Next.
- Click ‘Get Form’.
- Click ‘Print Form’.
- Make the check payable to Minnesota College Savings Plan.
- Write your account number on the check in the memo line.
- Mail in the check and printed from
What You’ll Need to Do it By Mail
To make this payment, you’ll need:

Your basic Minnesota College Savings Plan account number

Account owner name

Beneficiary name

A printed copy of the Additional Contribution form
How to Do It by Mail
- Download and complete the form.
- Be sure to verify your account information is correct.
- Select the Source of funds.
- Enter the Amount, and for an Indirect Rollover the Principal and Earnings.
- Make the check payable to the Minnesota College Savings Plan.
- Mail the completed form and you’re done!
Where to Mail Forms
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With the Minnesota College Savings Plan, making regular contributions automatically is easy and worry-free. Set up recurring contributions from your checking or savings account to your 529 plan in minutes. Once complete, you can change recurring contributions to your account at any time.
What You’ll Need to Do It Online
To set up your recurring contribution plan online, you will first need to Update Your Account Information with the following information:

Checking or savings account number

Bank routing number

Name as it appears on the account

Bank’s name
How to Do It Online
- Login to your account online. Once you’ve logged in, you will go directly to the “Contribution” page.
- Select “Electronically from your bank account”.
- Enter the contribution amount.
- Select “Recurring”.
- Select the Frequency and Start Date for the contributions.
- Choose if you would like to automatically increase this recurring contribution annually.
- Select the bank account, then click “Next”.
- Verify that the recurring contribution information is correct.
- Select “Submit” and you’re done!
Everyone wants to help a child succeed in life. One of the most unique features of your Minnesota College Savings Plan account is the capability to ask for help from friends and family. Send them a Ugift® Invitation for a special occasion, like a birthday, holiday, graduation or one-time event, and help grow your account.
You might also want to share the Minnesota College Savings Plan website’s gift certificate form with potential gift givers, like grandparents or aunts and uncles, who may wish to send a contribution without an invitation.
How to Ask for Gifts
- Once you’ve opened and set up online access for your Minnesota College Savings Plan, select the Ugift link from the “My Accounts“ page.
- Once you are on the Ugift page, a unique Ugift code will be provided for each account.
- Friends and family can use your Ugift code at any time to easily make gift contributions at Ugift529.com.
- You can share your Ugift code using Ugift’s email, Facebook, Twitter, or printed party invitation inclusions. Another option for sharing is to print the Contribution Deposit Slip and mail it.
Where to Mail Contribution Deposit Slips
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If you work for a participating company or organization, saving for your Minnesota College Savings Plan account just got even easier. With contribution minimums as low as $15 per pay period, you can setup direct deposit to your account. And don’t worry — if you want to make changes down the road, you may do so whenever you like.
What You’ll Need
Before setting up or changing your Payroll Direct Deposit, you’ll need to have your Employee Information, including:

Name and social security number

Employer name, address, Payroll Department Contact Name and telephone number

Contribution amount per pay period

Starting date for deductions
Additionally, you’ll need the beneficiary’s name.
How to Do It
Step 1
First, be sure you’ve opened up your MNSAVES account online.
- Log on to your account at mnsaves.org.
- Click the Profile & Documents link on the My Accounts page.
- Click on “Payroll Direct Deposit” on the left side.
- Click “Change payroll instruction” to start the process.
Step 2
- Follow the prompts to select the amount to contribute from each paycheck and also how much to deposit for each beneficiary (if applicable).
- Once you submit this information, you must click on Get Form and then Print out the payroll form.
This form will be pre-filled with your name, your unique account number, the total payroll deduction amount, and the routing (ABA) number for the Plan’s bank. If you are funding more than one account by payroll direct deposit, the amount per pay period should be the sum of ALL your payroll contributions to your MNSAVES accounts.
Step 3
- Submit the payroll form to your company’s human resources, benefits, or payroll department. If your employer uses a self-service portal, use the form to fill in the information on your own, just like you would to direct deposit your paycheck into a checking or savings account.
- Your employer will update the payroll direct deposit amount in the payroll system and will automatically send your contributions to MNSAVES.
- Be sure to inform your employer of any changes you wish to make to your payroll direct deposit contributions.
If you already have a college savings account, wonderful! You’re that much further ahead. And there’s more good news. With the Minnesota College Savings Plan you’re allowed to rollover the partial or complete balance from any other 529 plan into your account.
You may perform a tax-free rollover of a 529 account for the same beneficiary as often as once every 12 months. You may move money by direct rollover (money is transferred directly from your current 529 plan custodian MNSAVES) or by indirect rollover (you request a check for the amount from the current 529 plan custodian and reinvest it in MNSAVES within 60 days).
Check with your current custodian to verify that it will accept our request for a rollover and to determine if any penalties will apply to the transaction. When you request a direct rollover using either the Online Enrollment process (for new accounts) or the Incoming Rollover Form (for existing accounts), you must provide us with a statement from the plan custodian showing the basis and earnings amounts in the 529 account at the time of distribution.
Complete our Online Enrollment process.
Complete our Incoming Rollover Form.
How to Do It Online
- Login to your account online.
- Click on the desired account.
- Click “Rollover from another 529”.
- Select the Plan name of your existing 529 account, and click “Submit”.
- Click “Download Form”.
- Complete all required information and print and sign the form.
- Mail the form and letter to the indicated address.
How to Do It by Mail
- Download and complete the Incoming Rollover Form.
- Be sure to verify your account information is correct.
- Select “Rollover from a 529 Plan”.
- Choose whether you’re transferring the full or partial balance.
- Check with your previous plan to confirm if they require a Medallion signature guarantee before submitting the form.
- Mail the completed form and you’re done!
Additional Information
To make this change free of federal taxes and penalties, the plan you’re transferring funds from must have the same designated beneficiary or a qualifying family member as beneficiary. Consult your tax advisor.
Where to Mail Forms
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Minnesota College Savings Plan PO Box 219455 Kansas City, MO 64121-9455 |
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Minnesota College Savings Plan 1001 E 101st Terrace, Suite 200 Kansas City, MO 64131 |
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With the Minnesota College Savings Plan you can roll certain existing educational accounts into your plan. For instance, if you’ve been using an ESA or qualified savings bonds (Series EE or I) to pay for your child’s primary or secondary education and you still have funds left, you can transfer part or all of those proceeds to your account. As long as the beneficiary is the same, you can even do it free from federal taxes and penalties.
How to Do It
- Download and complete the Additional Contribution Form.
- Be sure to verify your account information is correct.
- In section 2 of the form, Contribution Method, select Indirect Rollover, and enter the Rollover Amount, Principal, and Earnings.
- Mail the completed form and you’re done!
Additional Information
For a Coverdell ESA, you must submit an account statement issued by the financial institution that acted as trustee or custodian of the Coverdell ESA that shows the principal and earnings portions of the redemption proceeds.
If you’re contributing amounts from a savings bond, you must submit an account statement or IRS Form 1099-INT issued by the financial institution that redeemed the bonds showing the interest portion of the redemption proceeds. Consult your tax advisor.
Until we receive this documentation, the entire amount of your contribution will be treated as earnings. This treatment will result in adverse tax consequences if any portion of the account is subsequently taken as a nonqualified withdrawal.
Where to Mail Forms
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Minnesota College Savings Plan PO Box 219455 Kansas City, MO 64121-9455 |
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Minnesota College Savings Plan 1001 E 101st Terrace, Suite 200 Kansas City, MO 64131 |
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Are you getting ready to withdraw funds for the first time? If so, you’ll find you can make a withdrawal online, by mail, or by calling us. But there are few things to be aware of. Withdrawals fall into three categories: qualified, taxable and non-qualified. You can find out the differences and learn about MNSAVES 529 withdrawal rules here. Only qualified withdrawals may be made without federal income tax or penalties.
Please note: distributions from a Minnesota Matching Grant account will be made only by requesting your qualified withdrawal using the Withdrawal Request Form and submitting it to the Plan by mail. Please refer to the Plan Description for additional information about the Matching Grants.
What You’ll Need for an Online Withdrawal
If you haven’t already set up an account to receive the funds, for either yourself or the beneficiary, you will need to Update Your Account Information with the following details:

Checking or savings account number

Bank routing number

Name as it appears on the account

Bank’s name
Otherwise, you will receive the funds by check.
It’s important to keep in mind you won’t be able to withdraw a contribution until 8 days after receipt of that contribution. Please note, if you:
- Change your mailing address, you won’t be able to make a withdrawal for 20 business days
- Change banking information, you won’t be able to make a withdrawal for 30 days
- Add a new bank account, you won’t be able to make a withdrawal for 30 days
- Transfer the account to a new owner, no withdrawals may be made for 30 days
Additional requirements may apply to requests of $100,000 or more.
How to Do It Online
- Login to your account online. Once you‘ve logged in, you will go directly to the “Withdrawal” page.
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Select type of “withdrawal”:
- qualified withdrawal
- withdrawal to pay expenses for tuition in connection with enrollment or attendance at an elementary or secondary public, private, or religious school
- withdrawal for Student Loan expenses
- withdrawal for Apprenticeship expenses
- non-qualified withdrawal
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Select where the funds will be sent:
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Directly to the college or school – Select the
state where the school is located and the school,
and if the funds should be sent via Electronic
payment or by Check.
If Electronic Payment:
Verify or enter the mobile phone number to receive text updates, or opt-out of receiving text updates
If Check:
Select the Delivery speed, enter the College name and address, and type the Student ID in the Check Memo field
- Account Owner – Select bank account and certify, or if by check select the Delivery speed and complete the Check Memo
- Beneficiary – Select bank account and certify, or if by check select the Delivery speed and complete the Check Memo
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Directly to the college or school – Select the
state where the school is located and the school,
and if the funds should be sent via Electronic
payment or by Check.
- For funds sent to the Owner or Beneficiary, select “Partial” or “Total” account balance withdrawal.
- If you have more than one investment option select “Prorated amount” or “By specific portfolio”
- Enter the Withdrawal Amount(s).
- For funds sent directly to the college or school, enter the school required information.
- Verify withdrawal information is correct (type, delivery method, investment options, and amount).
- Select “Submit” and you’re done!
What You’ll Need to Make a Withdrawal By Mail

A printed copy of the Withdrawal Request Form
If you wish to withdraw funds by Automated Clearing House (ACH) to an Account Owner’s Bank Account (already on file), you will need to provide the Bank Name and Account Number.
How to Do It by Mail
- Download and complete the Withdrawal Request Form.
- Be sure to verify your account owner and beneficiary information entered is correct.
- Select/enter the Withdrawal Details.
- Select the Delivery Method, if applicable.
- Select/enter the Amount of Withdrawal. For Partial Fund Specific, enter the Investment Portfolios you want to withdraw the funds from, and enter an amount or select Total balance.
- Sign, date, and mail in the completed form and you’re done!
Where to Mail Forms
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Minnesota College Savings Plan PO Box 219455 Kansas City, MO 64121-9455 |
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Minnesota College Savings Plan 1001 E 101st Terrace, Suite 200 Kansas City, MO 64131 |
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Managing Account Information
Getting key tax documents, transferring accounts, changing successor account owners...during the lifecycle of your Minnesota College Savings Plan account you may need to do all of these things and more. Below you’ll find step-by-step processes with everything you’ll need to know to manage your account.
With the Minnesota College Savings Plan, login to view account statements and recent activity online at any time...or grab important documents like tax reports. It’s all as simple as logging in.
How to Do It
- Login to your account online. Once you’ve logged in, you will go directly to the Statements, Confirms & Tax Forms page.
- You can search by Year, Beneficiary and Document Type.
- Click on a document link to view or print it.
Additional Information
If you take a withdrawal from the Minnesota College Savings Plan, sometime during the tax season you or your beneficiary will receive a 1099Q for any withdrawals made the previous year. This tax document includes the total of all withdrawals you make during a given year and may be taxable depending on the withdrawal type.
When a withdrawal is placed:
Payable to the Account Participant (The Account Owner will be the tax responsible party who will receive the IRS Form 1099-Q)
Payable to the Designated Beneficiary (The Beneficiary will be the tax responsible party who will receive the IRS Form 1099-Q)
Third Party (The Account Owner will be the tax responsible party who will receive the IRS Form 1099-Q)
Withdrawal to an eligible college or university, or secondary public, private or religious school (The Beneficiary will be the tax responsible party who will receive the IRS Form 1099-Q)
Indirect Rollover (The Account Owner will be the tax responsible party who will receive the IRS Form 1099-Q)
1099Q’s are sent to the responsible parties above dependent on delivery preference by January 31 of the year following that in which the withdrawal was done. (e.g. if a withdrawal takes place in 2021, the 1099Q would be generated and be delivered on or before January 31, 2022)
At some point, you may find you want to transfer ownership of your account to another individual or entity eligible to be an Account Owner. You can make this transfer by submitting the appropriate Plan form. This in effect opens a new account for the beneficiary with the new owner. It’s important to note, depending upon who the new owner is in relation to the beneficiary, taking this action can have various tax implications.
What You’ll Need
To complete this process you do not need to change the Beneficiary if you transfer Account ownership, but you’ll need:

Your Minnesota College Savings Plan current account information

The new owner’s name, SSN, address and contact information

A printed copy of the Transfer form
How to Do It
- Download and complete the form.
- Be sure to verify your account information is correct.
- Include the new account owner’s information.
- Select the investment options you wish to transfer, including the amounts.
- Mail in the completed form.
Additional Information
A transfer of the ownership of an Account will be effective only if the assignment is irrevocable, and transfers all rights, title, and interest in the Account.
Where to Mail Forms
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Minnesota College Savings Plan PO Box 219455 Kansas City, MO 64121-9455 |
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Minnesota College Savings Plan 1001 E 101st Terrace, Suite 200 Kansas City, MO 64131 |
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The Minnesota College Savings Plan cannot accept cash contributions, starter checks, traveler’s checks, credit cards, convenience checks and some other forms of payment. |
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Over the lifetime of your account you’ll probably need to change contact information, bank instructions, notifications, password, and security questions. With the Minnesota College Savings Plan you can do all of it in one place online.
Tired of all the paper clutter? Would you like to receive confirmations of account activity in addition to quarterly account statements online? Why not set up eDelivery? It’s faster, more convenient and environmentally friendly.
How to Do It Online
- Login to your account online. Once you’ve logged in, you will go directly to the Profile page.
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On the Profile page, you’ll find options for
changing:
- Account Owner Contact Information and Email address
- Bank Information
- Payroll Direct Deposit
- Delivery Preferences (eDelivery)
- Password & Security Features
- Beneficiary Contact Information
- Successor Account Owner
- Authorized Agents / Interested Parties / Trusted Contacts
- Select the field you wish to change, enter the new information or follow the instructions.
- Submit your changes and you’re done.
Depending upon when you open your Minnesota College Savings Plan account, you will likely have it for years, even decades. If you didn’t add a successor account owner at creation, you may want to designate one in the event of your death or change the existing successor account owner as your life situation changes. For instance, say you’re a parent who put your kid through school and now they’re starting a family of their own. If there are funds remaining you could designate your child as the successor account owner to use for their own children.
What You’ll Need
If adding or removing a successor account owner, you’ll need:

The successor account owner’s full name, mailing address, birthdate, and SSN.

A printed copy of the Profile Change form (if updating using the form).
How to Do It Online
See the Updating Account Information section.
How to Do It by Mail
- Download and complete the Profile Change Form.
- Be sure to verify your account information is correct.
- Update the relevant owner, successor account owner, or beneficiary information.
- If required, include a Medallion signature guarantee before submitting the form.
- Mail in the completed form.
Where to Mail Forms
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Minnesota College Savings Plan PO Box 219455 Kansas City, MO 64121-9455 |
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Minnesota College Savings Plan 1001 E 101st Terrace, Suite 200 Kansas City, MO 64131 |
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If you wish to add an account for an additional child, it’s as simple and straightforward as opening your first account. Complete the process online.
What You’ll Need to Do It Online
Before adding a new account for a child, you’ll need:

The new beneficiary’s name, birthdate, and SSN

Their home address and contact info
How to Do It
- Once logged into your account select the “Enroll” link.
- Select the type of account (Individual or UGMA/UTMA)
- Enter the new child’s info, including name, date of birth, SSN, and address if different from yours.
- Select the investment options and funding choices.
- Submit and you’re done!
Even after you open an account you may designate a new beneficiary without penalty, so long as it’s an eligible family member of the former beneficiary.
What You’ll Need
To complete this process, you’ll need:

Your Minnesota College Savings Plan current account information

The new beneficiary’s name, SSN, address and contact information

A printed copy of the Transfer form.
How to Do It
- Download and complete the form.
- Be sure to verify your account information is correct.
- Include the new beneficiary’s full information.
- Select the investment options you wish to transfer, including the amounts.
- Mail in the completed form.
Where to Mail Forms
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Minnesota College Savings Plan PO Box 219455 Kansas City, MO 64121-9455 |
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Minnesota College Savings Plan 1001 E 101st Terrace, Suite 200 Kansas City, MO 64131 |
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The Minnesota College Savings Plan cannot accept cash contributions, starter checks, traveler’s checks, credit cards, convenience checks and some other forms of payment. |
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The Minnesota College Savings Plan cannot accept cash contributions, starter checks, traveler’s checks, credit cards, convenience checks and some other forms of payment. |
While the Enrollment Year Investment Option offers a simple approach that automatically becomes more conservative as your child’s enrollment year approaches, you may be using another investment choice or find you want to later change your investment option(s).
Twice per calendar year, you may opt to redistribute existing funds among your various investment option(s).
How to Do It Online
- Login to your account online and click on the desired account.
- Click on the “Change investment Options” link.
- Click on the “Continue” button in the “Exchange Now” section.
- Your current asset allocation percentages and balances will be displayed.
- Enter the desired percentages for your new asset allocation.
- Select if you would like to update your Allocations for Future Contributions to these new asset allocation percentages.
- Click “Next”.
- Verify the exchange information.
- Submit and you’re done!
Though you can only rebalance existing investments twice per year, you can direct new contributions to different investments by changing your Allocations for Future Contributions at anytime.
How to Do It Online
- Login to your account online and click on the desired account.
- Click on the “Change investment Options” link.
- The Your Current Investment Options section at the bottom of the page contains your current allocations for future contributions.
- Click on the “Continue” button in the Allocations for Future Contributions section.
- Enter New Instruction percentages for each investment option you want to make future contributions to, and click “Next”.
- Verify your current and new allocations for future contributions information.
- Submit and you’re done!
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