
Stock gifts from billionaires could reshape Trump's kid accounts
Trump Accounts, a federal child-savings program seeded with $1,000 per eligible child and run by the Treasury with custodians BNY Mellon and Robinhood, could soon allow donated shares from billionaires (like Tesla or Nvidia stock), potentially expanding investment beyond cash into company stock. The rollout begins July 5, 2026, with millions enrolled, various ways to open an account, and complex tax and withdrawal rules that vary by whether funds come from individuals, employers, or philanthropies.




