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Nearly 70 million kids now have a Trump Account—but parents have to claim it first. Here’s who gets the $1,000
The Trump administration says nearly every child in America now has a Trump Account. Whether the money in those accounts ever adds up to much is a different question.
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The Treasury Department announced on Oct. 1 that it had automatically enrolled eligible children in tax‑advantaged investment accounts, creating accounts for more than 60 million kids who previously did not have one. The Trump administration claims the program now covers nearly every child in America, though it notes that the future value of the accounts remains uncertain. Parents must claim the accounts to access the $1,000 contribution.
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