Plan Today,
Empower Tomorrow
Learn how to use your 529 Plan to make education more affordable for your family — and how Kable Academy can help you make the most of it.
WHY USE KABLE FOR YOUR 529 PLAN?
A 529 plan is a tax-advantaged savings plan designed to help families save for education. Contributions grow tax-deferred, and withdrawals for qualified education expenses are tax-free.
Eligible Education Expenses
Kable Academy programs qualify for 529 plan funds as “qualified postsecondary education programs.” That means students can pay for approved training, fees, and supplies — extending their savings’ direct value toward tuition.
Possible Tax Advantages
When 529 funds are used for qualified education expenses like Kable tuition, families may enjoy federal tax savings and, in some states, additional deductions on their individual situation.
Investment in Credentials
Graduates can earn in-demand and state-recognized certifications (like MO-410, CompTIA ITF+, A+, Network+, Security+). These credentials give Kable graduates a direct investment translated into career opportunities.
Options for Learning Flexibility
Enroll in part-time (52 weeks) or part-time (24 weeks) programs — delivered live online or in-person at Kable Academy’s Blue Ash campus.
Career-Ready Outcomes
We embed career readiness and 92% job placement success rate for Kable graduates, using a 529 plan at Kable Academy helps bridge savings to real job outcomes in IT.
Award-Winning Program
Kable Academy is one of the most accredited technical bootcamps in the Midwest, known for its exceptional training and high student success rates.
Note: Using 529 funds for non-qualified expenses may result in taxes and penalties on earnings.
WHAT COURSES DOES KABLE TEACH?
Learn about our live e-learning, beginner-friendly courses.
Phase 1
IT Support
Teaches students to dismantle, repair, and rebuild computers, enabling them to troubleshoot software and hardware issues.
Hardware Installation and Configuration
Operating System Installation and Configuration
Data Backup Types
Virtual Machine Creation and Management
Programming Language Fundamentals
SQL NoSQL Database Fundamentals
Application Classification and Configuration
Network Fundamentals
Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Phase 2
Network Support
Network Support focuses on communicating computers, servers, and networks, including creating and installing networking wires.
OSI and TCP Network Models
Cabling Topologies
Network Installation and Monitoring
Routing
IPv4 & IPv6 Addressing
Wireless Network Configuration
Switch and Router Management
Cloud Fundamentals
SSL and Encryption
Phase 3
Cybersecurity
Students combine their knowledge to learn security fundamentals, such as analyzing security technologies, implementing secure systems, understanding MS Windows OS security settings, and basics of forensics, disaster recovery, and continuity of operations.
Public Key Interface
Access Management
Active Directory
Mobile Device Management
Cybersecurity Best Practices
Incident Response Procedures
Business Continuity
Security Networks
Risk Management
Application Security
HOW KABLE ACADEMY CAN HELP
We help families understand, plan, and make the most of their 529 savings.
Meet with our team for personalized guidance, including how 529 funds can support Kable’s approved tech programs.
Disclaimer: This page is for educational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, or investment advice. Rules and benefits vary by state and plan. Contact your plan provider or a qualified advisor.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can I use 529 funds for Kable Academy programs?
Yes! Kable Academy’s programs qualify for 529 funds because of the newly signed act, “One, Big, Beautiful Bill.” Families can apply their savings directly toward tuition and career training costs.
What if my student doesn’t use all the funds?
If your student doesn’t use all of their 529 funds, the remaining balance can typically be transferred to another eligible family member or rolled over to a Roth IRA (subject to contribution limits and IRS guidelines). Always check your specific plan’s terms before making changes.
Has the list of 529-eligible programs changed recently?
On July 4, 2025, additional programs outside of Title IV schools also qualify. These must generally be listed in the WIOA Eligible Training Provider List or the WEAMS database. You can find our school in both by searching for “Kable Academy” in their search bars.
What made it possible for programs like Kable Academy to qualify for 529 funds?
The “One Big, Beautiful Bill Act” expanded what counts as a qualified 529 expense, allowing families to use their savings for approved career training and technical education programs — not just traditional college tuition.
Can grandparents contribute to a 529?
Yes. Grandparents, relatives, or friends can contribute to a 529 plan at any time. Contributions grow tax-deferred, and withdrawals for qualified education expenses are tax-free — making it a smart way for families to invest together in a student’s future, but consult your plan provider or a qualified advisor on how best to proceed.
Do 529 plans affect financial aid?
Typically, 529 plans owned by a parent have a minimal effect on financial aid eligibility. The funds are considered a parental asset, which has a smaller impact on the FAFSA than student-owned assets.
Where are Kable grads Now?
