- Why Trump Accounts, as Currently Planned, Risk Leaving Out . . .
Michael and Susan Dell are seeding Trump accounts for American children, but the policy, as written, risks leaving out many recipients
- Why Trump Accounts, as Currently Planned, Risk Leaving Out . . .
The Trump accounts, established in this year’s tax bill, provide $1,000 for babies born during President Trump’s second term and $250 for most other children under 10, with funds invested in index funds for future use in education, home buying, business, or retirement
- Treasury, IRS issue guidance on Trump Accounts established . . .
IR-2025-117, Dec 2, 2025 — The Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service today issued a notice announcing upcoming regulations and providing guidance regarding Trump Accounts, which are a new type of individual retirement account for eligible children
- What experts want you to know about the Trump accounts and a . . .
Experts say the massive donation is a boon to children, but concerns remain with the structure of the accounts
- Trump Accounts vs. Baby Bonds: Who Truly Benefits? - Forbes
Explore how Trump accounts compare to baby bonds, why tax policy favors wealthy families, and what economists propose to close the racial wealth gap
- The big dreams behind Trump accounts - POLITICO
The big dreams behind 'Trump accounts' The new savings plan for kids is just being set up, but advocates already have ideas for fixing shortcomings they see and expanding the program
- Heres How the New Trump Accounts Work — and Why Financial . . .
The Trump account could theoretically be useful for families who are already comfortable with their retirement savings and whose children don’t plan to pursue college, since the money can be used for other purposes like homebuying without a penalty But even then, there might be pitfalls
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