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"How to pick the right college plan" (BusinessWeek Investor, Mar. 11, 2002)

"How to pick the right college plan" (BusinessWeek Investor, Mar. 11, 2002)

 The table accompanying "How to pick the right college plan" (BusinessWeek Investor, Mar. 11) should have indicated that Colorado offers an unlimited state tax deduction to its residents. Also, Connecticut reserves the right to charge 0.02% on top of the 0.79% expense ratio, but it has never done so.



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