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Contributions to 529 accounts

Discover whether there is a way that spouses combined can contribute more than $13,000 annually to children's 529 accounts.

Q: I've heard there is a way that my husband and I could contribute more than the $13,000 annual limit to our children's 529 accounts. Is that true?

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