With strict rules and limited tax benefits, Trump accounts aren’t right for every family—particularly if they’ re not eligible for government or private seed contributions.

Newly created by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Trump Accounts are free, tax-deferred investment accounts for kids, similar to custodial brokerage accounts and individual retirement accounts, or IRAs ...

Trump Accounts hold limited appeal for kids who miss out on free seed money—unless you look ahead to the surprising tax value they can unlock when your child turns 18.

A kids' savings account teaches financial literacy by making money tangible.

“Trump accounts” are getting primetime Super Bowl ad space, with a commercial slated to air just before Sunday’s kickoff.

The new Trump Account sounds very interesting Should I contribute to it for my children Anything that worries you ...

They come with the promise of free money and financial stability—but don’t forget to read the fine print. That’s the takeaway from financial advisors on so-called “Trump accounts,” in light of this ...

Trump Accounts will launch in July 2026, aimed at kids' investment savings. The government will give $1,000 to babies born between 2025 and 2028. Parents can open accounts through the IRS and make ...

Michael and Susan Dell will donate $6.25 billion to fund investment accounts for 25 million U.S. children, under a plan unveiled Tuesday. The money from their charitable funds would help to seed ...