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Meet a 38-year-old father rejecting a Trump account for his daughter: ‘I’ll put $1,000 of my own money in an account before I do that’
“I’m not setting up one for my daughter,” the 38-year-old Nashville father told Fortune . “I’ll put $1,000 of my own money in an account before I do that.
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A 38‑year‑old father in Nashville told Fortune he would not open a Trump account for his daughter, saying he would first deposit $1,000 of his own money into an account. Nearly 70 million Trump accounts have been created automatically, and Treasury officials report more than $8 billion has already been deposited nationwide. Parents must still claim the accounts and request the $1,000 federal contribution for an eligible child. As of July, Treasury data showed over 6.5 million families had signed up, including more than 1.5 million children eligible for the payment.
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