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S. 141, The College Savings Act of 2007

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College costs, Congress, Education, Education savings accounts, Higher education, Income tax, Sunset legislation, Tax deductions, Tax exemption, Tax penalties, Tax returns, Taxation

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Paul Fuchs, Newcastle Washington

Thank you so much for introducing this common sense bill. Increasing the Covererdale IRA contribution limits to 5,000 is very reasonable considering the high cost of college education.

Joanna Fuchs

The Coverdale allows for a lot of flexibility for college spending. Those who can't save much for college need flexibility. Losing the coverdale and decreasing the contribution limit would be a blow to the nations low income college savers.

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