White House eyes $9K-a-child subsidy plan as Trump’s $5K dividend remains uncertain
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Trump’s proposed $5,000 direct payment remains unclear and require congressional action, while the administration is drafting a rule to expand federal childcare subsidies under the existing Child Care and Development Fund to roughly $9,000 per child for eligible married couples with a stay-at-home parent, potentially taking effect next year if finalized.
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