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Trump pitches 'Trump accounts' for kids as affordability talk fades at Georgia rally
politics1 hour ago

Trump pitches 'Trump accounts' for kids as affordability talk fades at Georgia rally

At a Marietta, Georgia rally, Trump dismissed affordability as a Democratic talking point while promoting his economic agenda, including new 'Trump accounts' that would seed every newborn with $1,000 from the federal government and allow up to $5,000 a year in parental contributions, funds controllable until age 18 for uses like college, a home, or starting a business; the plan would cost about $17 billion through 2028 and was supported by multiple GOP candidates in attendance. The speech touched on inflation and gas prices, and Trump repeated a claims of vast pledged investments—figures economists view with skepticism—while criticizing opponents such as Democrat Jon Ossoff.

Trump Accounts eyes auto-creation of 70 million child investment accounts
business9 days ago

Trump Accounts eyes auto-creation of 70 million child investment accounts

Altimeter Capital's Brad Gerstner says Trump wants to automatically create Trump Accounts for all American children—potentially up to 70 million—within about 90 days, pending coordination with the Treasury, White House, and SSA. The program is currently opt-in, with eligible newborns receiving $1,000 funded by the Treasury; private donors have contributed millions, and proponents argue auto-enrollment could raise participation and impact.

Dell’s $6.25 Billion Donation to Fund 'Trump Accounts' for U.S. Children
politics7 months ago

Dell’s $6.25 Billion Donation to Fund 'Trump Accounts' for U.S. Children

President Trump introduced the 'Trump Account' program, supported by a $6.25 billion donation from Michael and Susan Dell, which provides federal and private funding for children's savings accounts aimed at education, home buying, or starting a business, with eligibility based on income and citizenship, but critics argue it adds complexity and is regressive compared to existing savings options.