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Page 1: Consider these questions as you Special Benefits for Indiana · are able to a c cumul ate over $5,500 more for your educat ion expe nses ( see c hart to t he left). Source: JPMorgan

JPMorgan Asset Management, its parent and affiliates do not provide legal or tax advice. Thisinformation is provided for general educational purposes only. Investors should consult with theirlegal or tax advisors for personalized assistance,including information regarding any specific statelaw requirements.

CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan® is a registered trademark of JPMorgan Chase & Co.CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan® is sponsoredby the Indiana Education Savings Authority anddistributed by JPMorgan Distribution Services,Inc., a subsidiary of JPMorgan Chase & Co. Otheraffiliates of JPMorgan Chase & Co. receive fees forservices to the Plan. State tax laws may vary inthe treatment of 529 plans. Please review thisaspect carefully before choosing a 529 plan.

Before investing in a 529 plan,investors should carefully considerwhether their home state offers anystate tax or other benefits that areonly available for investments in their state’s 529 college savings plan.Investors should also consider theinvestment objectives and risks of the CollegeChoice 529 InvestmentPlan® before investing. For more information about fees, expenses,and the CollegeChoice 529 InvestmentPlan® call 1-866-400-7526 or ask your financial advisor for an OfferingStatement. Please read carefully before investing. 529-INKITBROC

Indiana’s tax-advantaged

choice for funding children’s

educations.

Special Benefitsfor IndianaResidents

Is the Indiana-only age-based program right for you?Consider these questions as you discover the benefits of a CollegeChoice529 Investment Plan

If you answered yes to any of the above questions,you may want to consider the Indiana-only age-based program.

To learn more about CollegeChoice and other investmentoptions available within the Plan, please refer to an OfferingStatement, visit www.collegechoiceplan.com or consult withyour financial advisor.

State tax laws may vary in the treatment of 529 plans.Please review this aspect carefully before choosing a 529 plan.

Investments in the CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan® are not FDIC insured,may lose value and are not bank or state guaranteed.

New tax credit beginning January 1, 2007

1. Are you interested in savingmoney on sales charges?

2. Do you want a portfolio that automatically re-balances to match appropriate risk (becomingmore conservative as the time forcollege enrollment approaches)?

3. Is your investment time horizonat least five years?

4. Is the beneficiary 15 years oldor younger?

Yes

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No

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Page 2: Consider these questions as you Special Benefits for Indiana · are able to a c cumul ate over $5,500 more for your educat ion expe nses ( see c hart to t he left). Source: JPMorgan

JPMorgan Asset Management, its parent and affiliates do not provide legal or tax advice. Thisinformation is provided for general educational purposes only. Investors should consult with theirlegal or tax advisors for personalized assistance,including information regarding any specific statelaw requirements.

CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan® is a registered trademark of JPMorgan Chase & Co.CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan® is sponsoredby the Indiana Education Savings Authority anddistributed by JPMorgan Distribution Services,Inc., a subsidiary of JPMorgan Chase & Co. Otheraffiliates of JPMorgan Chase & Co. receive fees forservices to the Plan. State tax laws may vary inthe treatment of 529 plans. Please review thisaspect carefully before choosing a 529 plan.

Before investing in a 529 plan,investors should carefully considerwhether their home state offers anystate tax or other benefits that areonly available for investments in their state’s 529 college savings plan.Investors should also consider theinvestment objectives and risks of the CollegeChoice 529 InvestmentPlan® before investing. For more information about fees, expenses,and the CollegeChoice 529 InvestmentPlan® call 1-866-400-7526 or ask your financial advisor for an OfferingStatement. Please read carefully before investing. 529-INKITBROC

Indiana’s tax-advantaged

choice for funding children’s

educations.

Special Benefitsfor IndianaResidents

Is the Indiana-only age-based program right for you?Consider these questions as you discover the benefits of a CollegeChoice529 Investment Plan

If you answered yes to any of the above questions,you may want to consider the Indiana-only age-based program.

To learn more about CollegeChoice and other investmentoptions available within the Plan, please refer to an OfferingStatement, visit www.collegechoiceplan.com or consult withyour financial advisor.

State tax laws may vary in the treatment of 529 plans.Please review this aspect carefully before choosing a 529 plan.

Investments in the CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan® are not FDIC insured,may lose value and are not bank or state guaranteed.

New tax credit beginning January 1, 2007

1. Are you interested in savingmoney on sales charges?

2. Do you want a portfolio that automatically re-balances to match appropriate risk (becomingmore conservative as the time forcollege enrollment approaches)?

3. Is your investment time horizonat least five years?

4. Is the beneficiary 15 years oldor younger?

Yes

r

r

r

r

No

r

r

r

r

Page 3: Consider these questions as you Special Benefits for Indiana · are able to a c cumul ate over $5,500 more for your educat ion expe nses ( see c hart to t he left). Source: JPMorgan

If you made an initial investment of $3,000 at the birth of your child, and added $3,000 annually to a CollegeChoice account for 18 years, you may accumulate over $100,000 for college. By investing that exact same money without paying a sales charge, you are able to accumulate over $5,500 more for your education expenses (see chart to the left).

Source: JPMorgan. Assumes initial investment of $3,000 in an age-based portfolio (Fee structure A), adding an additional $3,000 annually to the account with an 8% annual return. This hypothetical illustration is not intended to be indicative of any specific investment. Periodic investment plans do not assure a profit and do not protect against loss in a declining market.

18161412108

Years

642

Maximum load charged with each investment (5.25%)

No sales charge

0

$20,000

$40,000

$60,000

$80,000

$100,000

$120,000

$107,649

$101,997

Maximizing growth potential

MaximumInitial Sales

Charge

Fee Structure A with

Sales Charge

Fee Structure AWithout Sales Charge

for the Age-BasedProgram

MaximumDeferred SalesCharge (CDSC)

AdministrativeFee

Annual AccountMaintenance

Fee

StateAuthority

Fee

None None

0.40% 0.40%

$10 $10

None None

None5.25%

Discover the benefits Indiana residents receive when opening a self-managed account in the CollegeChoice age-based program

Newborn to 10 Age 11 to 14 Age 15 to 17 Age 18 to 19 Age 20+ Growth Growth Balanced Conservative Tuition & Income Growth

n Equities n Bonds n Money market

Progression of age-based program1

Growth PortfolioThe Plan’sInvestmentGuidelinesnormally allocate 80-100% of investmentsin the Portfolioto JPMorganFunds investingin equitysecurities, up to20% to JPMorganFunds investingin fixed incomesecurities andup to 10% toJPMorgan MoneyMarket Funds.

Growth & Income PortfolioThe Plan’sInvestmentGuidelinesnormally allocate 60-80% of investmentsin the Portfolioto JPMorganFunds investingin equitysecurities,20-40% toJPMorgan Fundsinvesting infixed incomesecurities andup to 10% toJPMorgan MoneyMarket Funds.

Balanced PortfolioThe Plan’sInvestmentGuidelinesnormally allocate 40-60% of investmentsin the Portfolioto JPMorganFunds investingin equitysecurities,40-60% toJPMorgan Fundsinvesting infixed incomesecurities andup to 10% toJPMorgan MoneyMarket Funds.

Conservative Growth PortfolioThe Plan’sInvestmentGuidelinesnormally allocate 20-40% of investmentsin the Portfolioto JPMorganFunds investingin equitysecurities,60-80% toJPMorgan Fundsinvesting infixed incomesecurities andup to 10% toJPMorgan MoneyMarket Funds.

Tuition PortfolioThe Planallocates 100%of yourcontributionsto the JPMorganPrime MoneyMarket Fund.

Non-qualified withdrawalsare subject to income taxand an additional 10% federal tax on earnings.Contributions are madewith after-tax dollars. Statetax laws may vary in thetreatment of 529 plans.Please review this aspectcarefully before choosing a 529 plan.

For Indiana residents onlyIndiana residents who open a self-managed account investing in the CollegeChoice age-based program benefit from:

• Waived sales charges (when investing without the services of a broker)

• A reduced annual maintenance fee of $10• No state authority fees• Indiana state tax credit on contributions beginning January 1, 2007

Make college planning more effectiveThe CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan offers families in Indiana another reason to start investing for college. Beginning January 1, 2007,Indiana residents can receive a 20% tax credit, up to $1,000 per year, oncontributions into a CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan account. Earningson qualified withdrawals are free from federal and state income tax.

Save more by investing in our age-based programThe CollegeChoice age-based program is designed with longer-terminvestors in mind. The age-based program portfolios were created around the idea that investors with more time to invest can generallyassume more risk. The goal of age-based investing is to maximize thegrowth potential in a child’s early years and minimize downside risks as the college years draw near.

Progression of an age-based programAn account in the age-based program would initially invest in portfoliosmore heavily concentrated in stock funds.2 As the student ages, the assetsin the account automatically move into portfolios investing in more conservative bond and money market funds. CollegeChoice automaticallyshifts the account, in the quarter of the child’s birthday based on key agesas shown above.

1 Illustrations indicate approximate target allocation ranges for theportfolios. For actual allocations, please see the Offering Statement.

2 The goal of this program is to maximize the growth potential in yourchild’s early years and gradually reduce downside risks as your childnears college. In the age-based program, the initial portfolio is morerisky since it is more heavily concentrated in stock funds.

To learn more about CollegeChoice visit www.collegechoiceplan.com or call 1-866-400-PLAN(7526)

Page 4: Consider these questions as you Special Benefits for Indiana · are able to a c cumul ate over $5,500 more for your educat ion expe nses ( see c hart to t he left). Source: JPMorgan

If you made an initial investment of $3,000 at the birth of your child, and added $3,000 annually to a CollegeChoice account for 18 years, you may accumulate over $100,000 for college. By investing that exact same money without paying a sales charge, you are able to accumulate over $5,500 more for your education expenses (see chart to the left).

Source: JPMorgan. Assumes initial investment of $3,000 in an age-based portfolio (Fee structure A), adding an additional $3,000 annually to the account with an 8% annual return. This hypothetical illustration is not intended to be indicative of any specific investment. Periodic investment plans do not assure a profit and do not protect against loss in a declining market.

18161412108

Years

642

Maximum load charged with each investment (5.25%)

No sales charge

0

$20,000

$40,000

$60,000

$80,000

$100,000

$120,000

$107,649

$101,997

Maximizing growth potential

MaximumInitial Sales

Charge

Fee Structure A with

Sales Charge

Fee Structure AWithout Sales Charge

for the Age-BasedProgram

MaximumDeferred SalesCharge (CDSC)

AdministrativeFee

Annual AccountMaintenance

Fee

StateAuthority

Fee

None None

0.40% 0.40%

$10 $10

None None

None5.25%

Discover the benefits Indiana residents receive when opening a self-managed account in the CollegeChoice age-based program

Newborn to 10 Age 11 to 14 Age 15 to 17 Age 18 to 19 Age 20+ Growth Growth Balanced Conservative Tuition & Income Growth

n Equities n Bonds n Money market

Progression of age-based program1

Growth PortfolioThe Plan’sInvestmentGuidelinesnormally allocate 80-100% of investmentsin the Portfolioto JPMorganFunds investingin equitysecurities, up to20% to JPMorganFunds investingin fixed incomesecurities andup to 10% toJPMorgan MoneyMarket Funds.

Growth & Income PortfolioThe Plan’sInvestmentGuidelinesnormally allocate 60-80% of investmentsin the Portfolioto JPMorganFunds investingin equitysecurities,20-40% toJPMorgan Fundsinvesting infixed incomesecurities andup to 10% toJPMorgan MoneyMarket Funds.

Balanced PortfolioThe Plan’sInvestmentGuidelinesnormally allocate 40-60% of investmentsin the Portfolioto JPMorganFunds investingin equitysecurities,40-60% toJPMorgan Fundsinvesting infixed incomesecurities andup to 10% toJPMorgan MoneyMarket Funds.

Conservative Growth PortfolioThe Plan’sInvestmentGuidelinesnormally allocate 20-40% of investmentsin the Portfolioto JPMorganFunds investingin equitysecurities,60-80% toJPMorgan Fundsinvesting infixed incomesecurities andup to 10% toJPMorgan MoneyMarket Funds.

Tuition PortfolioThe Planallocates 100%of yourcontributionsto the JPMorganPrime MoneyMarket Fund.

Non-qualified withdrawalsare subject to income taxand an additional 10% federal tax on earnings.Contributions are madewith after-tax dollars. Statetax laws may vary in thetreatment of 529 plans.Please review this aspectcarefully before choosing a 529 plan.

For Indiana residents onlyIndiana residents who open a self-managed account investing in the CollegeChoice age-based program benefit from:

• Waived sales charges (when investing without the services of a broker)

• A reduced annual maintenance fee of $10• No state authority fees• Indiana state tax credit on contributions beginning January 1, 2007

Make college planning more effectiveThe CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan offers families in Indiana another reason to start investing for college. Beginning January 1, 2007,Indiana residents can receive a 20% tax credit, up to $1,000 per year, oncontributions into a CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan account. Earningson qualified withdrawals are free from federal and state income tax.

Save more by investing in our age-based programThe CollegeChoice age-based program is designed with longer-terminvestors in mind. The age-based program portfolios were created around the idea that investors with more time to invest can generallyassume more risk. The goal of age-based investing is to maximize thegrowth potential in a child’s early years and minimize downside risks as the college years draw near.

Progression of an age-based programAn account in the age-based program would initially invest in portfoliosmore heavily concentrated in stock funds.2 As the student ages, the assetsin the account automatically move into portfolios investing in more conservative bond and money market funds. CollegeChoice automaticallyshifts the account, in the quarter of the child’s birthday based on key agesas shown above.

1 Illustrations indicate approximate target allocation ranges for theportfolios. For actual allocations, please see the Offering Statement.

2 The goal of this program is to maximize the growth potential in yourchild’s early years and gradually reduce downside risks as your childnears college. In the age-based program, the initial portfolio is morerisky since it is more heavily concentrated in stock funds.

To learn more about CollegeChoice visit www.collegechoiceplan.com or call 1-866-400-PLAN(7526)

Page 5: Consider these questions as you Special Benefits for Indiana · are able to a c cumul ate over $5,500 more for your educat ion expe nses ( see c hart to t he left). Source: JPMorgan

If you made an initial investment of $3,000 at the birth of your child, and added $3,000 annually to a CollegeChoice account for 18 years, you may accumulate over $100,000 for college. By investing that exact same money without paying a sales charge, you are able to accumulate over $5,500 more for your education expenses (see chart to the left).

Source: JPMorgan. Assumes initial investment of $3,000 in an age-based portfolio (Fee structure A), adding an additional $3,000 annually to the account with an 8% annual return. This hypothetical illustration is not intended to be indicative of any specific investment. Periodic investment plans do not assure a profit and do not protect against loss in a declining market.

18161412108

Years

642

Maximum load charged with each investment (5.25%)

No sales charge

0

$20,000

$40,000

$60,000

$80,000

$100,000

$120,000

$107,649

$101,997

Maximizing growth potential

MaximumInitial Sales

Charge

Fee Structure A with

Sales Charge

Fee Structure AWithout Sales Charge

for the Age-BasedProgram

MaximumDeferred SalesCharge (CDSC)

AdministrativeFee

Annual AccountMaintenance

Fee

StateAuthority

Fee

None None

0.40% 0.40%

$10 $10

None None

None5.25%

Discover the benefits Indiana residents receive when opening a self-managed account in the CollegeChoice age-based program

Newborn to 10 Age 11 to 14 Age 15 to 17 Age 18 to 19 Age 20+ Growth Growth Balanced Conservative Tuition & Income Growth

n Equities n Bonds n Money market

Progression of age-based program1

Growth PortfolioThe Plan’sInvestmentGuidelinesnormally allocate 80-100% of investmentsin the Portfolioto JPMorganFunds investingin equitysecurities, up to20% to JPMorganFunds investingin fixed incomesecurities andup to 10% toJPMorgan MoneyMarket Funds.

Growth & Income PortfolioThe Plan’sInvestmentGuidelinesnormally allocate 60-80% of investmentsin the Portfolioto JPMorganFunds investingin equitysecurities,20-40% toJPMorgan Fundsinvesting infixed incomesecurities andup to 10% toJPMorgan MoneyMarket Funds.

Balanced PortfolioThe Plan’sInvestmentGuidelinesnormally allocate 40-60% of investmentsin the Portfolioto JPMorganFunds investingin equitysecurities,40-60% toJPMorgan Fundsinvesting infixed incomesecurities andup to 10% toJPMorgan MoneyMarket Funds.

Conservative Growth PortfolioThe Plan’sInvestmentGuidelinesnormally allocate 20-40% of investmentsin the Portfolioto JPMorganFunds investingin equitysecurities,60-80% toJPMorgan Fundsinvesting infixed incomesecurities andup to 10% toJPMorgan MoneyMarket Funds.

Tuition PortfolioThe Planallocates 100%of yourcontributionsto the JPMorganPrime MoneyMarket Fund.

Non-qualified withdrawalsare subject to income taxand an additional 10% federal tax on earnings.Contributions are madewith after-tax dollars. Statetax laws may vary in thetreatment of 529 plans.Please review this aspectcarefully before choosing a 529 plan.

For Indiana residents onlyIndiana residents who open a self-managed account investing in the CollegeChoice age-based program benefit from:

• Waived sales charges (when investing without the services of a broker)

• A reduced annual maintenance fee of $10• No state authority fees• Indiana state tax credit on contributions beginning January 1, 2007

Make college planning more effectiveThe CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan offers families in Indiana another reason to start investing for college. Beginning January 1, 2007,Indiana residents can receive a 20% tax credit, up to $1,000 per year, oncontributions into a CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan account. Earningson qualified withdrawals are free from federal and state income tax.

Save more by investing in our age-based programThe CollegeChoice age-based program is designed with longer-terminvestors in mind. The age-based program portfolios were created around the idea that investors with more time to invest can generallyassume more risk. The goal of age-based investing is to maximize thegrowth potential in a child’s early years and minimize downside risks as the college years draw near.

Progression of an age-based programAn account in the age-based program would initially invest in portfoliosmore heavily concentrated in stock funds.2 As the student ages, the assetsin the account automatically move into portfolios investing in more conservative bond and money market funds. CollegeChoice automaticallyshifts the account, in the quarter of the child’s birthday based on key agesas shown above.

1 Illustrations indicate approximate target allocation ranges for theportfolios. For actual allocations, please see the Offering Statement.

2 The goal of this program is to maximize the growth potential in yourchild’s early years and gradually reduce downside risks as your childnears college. In the age-based program, the initial portfolio is morerisky since it is more heavily concentrated in stock funds.

To learn more about CollegeChoice visit www.collegechoiceplan.com or call 1-866-400-PLAN(7526)

Page 6: Consider these questions as you Special Benefits for Indiana · are able to a c cumul ate over $5,500 more for your educat ion expe nses ( see c hart to t he left). Source: JPMorgan

JPMorgan Asset Management, its parent and affiliates do not provide legal or tax advice. Thisinformation is provided for general educational purposes only. Investors should consult with theirlegal or tax advisors for personalized assistance,including information regarding any specific statelaw requirements.

CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan® is a registered trademark of JPMorgan Chase & Co.CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan® is sponsoredby the Indiana Education Savings Authority anddistributed by JPMorgan Distribution Services,Inc., a subsidiary of JPMorgan Chase & Co. Otheraffiliates of JPMorgan Chase & Co. receive fees forservices to the Plan. State tax laws may vary inthe treatment of 529 plans. Please review thisaspect carefully before choosing a 529 plan.

Before investing in a 529 plan,investors should carefully considerwhether their home state offers anystate tax or other benefits that areonly available for investments in their state’s 529 college savings plan.Investors should also consider theinvestment objectives and risks of the CollegeChoice 529 InvestmentPlan® before investing. For more information about fees, expenses,and the CollegeChoice 529 InvestmentPlan® call 1-866-400-7526 or ask your financial advisor for an OfferingStatement. Please read carefully before investing. 529-INKITBROC

Indiana’s tax-advantaged

choice for funding children’s

educations.

Special Benefitsfor IndianaResidents

Is the Indiana-only age-based program right for you?Consider these questions as you discover the benefits of a CollegeChoice529 Investment Plan

If you answered yes to any of the above questions,you may want to consider the Indiana-only age-based program.

To learn more about CollegeChoice and other investmentoptions available within the Plan, please refer to an OfferingStatement, visit www.collegechoiceplan.com or consult withyour financial advisor.

State tax laws may vary in the treatment of 529 plans.Please review this aspect carefully before choosing a 529 plan.

Investments in the CollegeChoice 529 Investment Plan® are not FDIC insured,may lose value and are not bank or state guaranteed.

New tax credit beginning January 1, 2007

1. Are you interested in savingmoney on sales charges?

2. Do you want a portfolio that automatically re-balances to match appropriate risk (becomingmore conservative as the time forcollege enrollment approaches)?

3. Is your investment time horizonat least five years?

4. Is the beneficiary 15 years oldor younger?

Yes

r

r

r

r

No

r

r

r

r