Enrollment Materials

It's easy to open an account with the Minnesota College Savings Plan. You can open an account online or by mail. Once you open an account, you can conveniently make contributions.
It's Easy to Enroll | It's Easy to Contribute
It's Easy to Enroll
Online
You can open and fund an account online through our secure online enrollment.
- Read the Minnesota College Savings Plan enrollment brochure and Disclosure Booklet (PDF).
- Click on Open An Account
- Establish a username and password
- Complete the prompted questions
- A confirmation will be generated for printing by the end of the enrollment process.
- A separate confirmation will be mailed to your address of record.
By Mail
- Read the Minnesota College Savings Plan enrollment brochure and Disclosure Booklet (PDF).
- Select the investment option or options that best suit your needs and risk tolerance.
- Complete and sign the account application
- Enclose a check, made payable to the Minnesota College Savings Plan, if you are making your contribution by personal check.
Contributions are only permitted by personal checks, bank drafts, teller's (cashier's) checks, checks issued by a financial institution or brokerage account payable to the account owner and endorsed over to the Program by the account owner, and third-party personal checks up to $10,000 endorsed over to the Plan by the account owner. - Mail all completed documentation to:
PO Box 55134
Brockton, MA 02205-5134
OR
30 Dan Roan
Canton, MA 02021-2809
*Use this address for overnight mail.
A confirmation will be sent to your address of record.
It's Easy to Contribute
- Mail a personal check
- Set up an automatic contribution plan
- Start payroll deduction, if your employer allows
- Electronic funds transfer (including electronic purchase option) requires online access
- Rollover from another 529 college savings plan*
- Rollover from another college savings investment*
The minimum contribution is $25 for each investment option you select. The minimum contribution is $15 per pay period (per investment option, per beneficiary) when you make contributions using payroll deduction
*Before transferring or rolling over funds from another account, be sure to consider the differences in features and costs, and possible tax consequences.
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