I read with fascination Sunday’s editorial about Maryland’s 529 Plan that mentioned servicing of the plan was done by a Florida business (“Wes Moore inherits a dysfunctional state government”). That reminded me that every time I visit my son in Bowie I incur a toll, the payment for which I send to an address in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Wouldn’t it be better for Maryland not to farm out these services and keep our citizens employed and busy doing it in-state? The little bit of possible savings in this foolishness would be made up I am sure by taxes paid by our Maryland employees. And I hate the difficulty of sending my tolls to Pennsylvania. Can anyone answer my inquiry?
— Geoff Smoot, Hebron
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