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Yes there is not the 10% penalty, however that the money is considered income in financial aid calculations where as a 529 plan is not. Also the standard income tax rules still apply. I highly suggest sitting down with a financial planner to discuss options for funding college. With rates as low as they are now a better option may be a home equity loan which should have a much lower interest rate then what your IRA is making and that interest is tax deductible. If you starting to save for college for the future most recommend a 529 plan.Anybody know if you can draw from an IRA for your kid's college education without penalty? Any thoughts as to one or the other?