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§ 18-30a-10 — West Virginia Law | CourtGPT
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§ 18-30a-10

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(a) Beginning on July 1, 2022, a person may open a Jumpstart Savings Account. (b) To open a Jumpstart Savings Account, the account owner must:(1) Provide all information required by the Treasurer;(2) Make a minimum opening deposit, if required by the board; and (3) Name a single person as the designated beneficiary: Provided, That the designated beneficiary may be the account owner himself or herself, or another person: Provided, however, That the beneficiary may not be a business, corporation, or enterprise.(c) The Treasurer will deposit $100 from the College and Jumpstart Savings Administrative Account into a newly opened Jumpstart Savings Account if the following criteria are met:(1) The designated beneficiary is a resident of West Virginia; (2) Any minimum deposit required by the board is made to the account within 30 days of the accounts opening; and(3) The account is opened when the designated beneficiary is under 18 years of age; or (4) The account is opened within the 180 days following the date of the designated beneficiarys enrollment in an apprenticeship, training, or educational program described in 18-30A-3(a)(12) of this code.(d) Any person may make a contribution to

following the date of the designated beneficiarys enrollment in an apprenticeship, training, or educational program described in 18-30A-3(a)(12) of this code.(d) Any person may make a contribution to a Jumpstart Savings Account after the account is opened, subject to applicable state and federal laws.(e) The Treasurer shall prescribe all forms required to open and make deposits to a Jumpstart Savings Account and make the forms available in a prominent location on the Treasurers website.(f) The board may establish minimum deposits or amounts for accounts to be considered active and may establish procedures to close inactive accounts.