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Growing from Day 1.
If your child is born in 2025 or later, they get $1,000 from the U.S. Treasury. Millions more will get money from local groups, donors, or employers to get started.
Dear America,
Every child in our country now has an investment account. Backed by the U.S. Treasury and built to grow with them.
Access Your Child's Account Today
Have questions about your child’s Trump Account?
Starting Oct. 1, the U.S. Treasury is now creating Trump Accounts automatically for eligible children.
Most families now have two questions:
- Does my child have a Trump Account? You can access your child’s account through the official Trump Accounts website or app.
- Did my child receive the Dell $250? There’s nothing you need to do right now. Beginning mid-October, you’ll be able to check whether your child received the contribution.
- For Everyone Under 18
- $1,000 for Every Newborn
- Older Kids Get Money, Too!
- Adding Money is Easy
Where should I go?
Account access, activation, or account support?
TrumpAccounts.govQuestions about the Dell $250 contribution?
InvestAmerica.org/DellHere's how it works:
Age
+$25/mo
Assumes a hypothetical 10.5% annual return for illustration only. Actual returns are not guaranteed and will vary. Read disclosures here
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Ticking up over time.
Once the account is open, their money earns money. Adding a little each month can help it grow even more, and others can add too.
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It's all theirs.
The account is in their name. It’s theirs alone. Locked until age 18, and protected until they’re ready to use it.
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Ready for that big moment.
At 18, they can use the money for college, a home, a business — or keep it invested.
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No deadline to spend.
Your child can leave the money in the account as long as they want, so it just keeps growing.
There’s real money behind this.
The U.S. Treasury gets things started, but it’s not doing it alone.
Donors, businesses, and state and local governments are putting billions of dollars more on the table to help grow accounts for American’s children.
Michael and Susan Dell: We’re Giving $6.25 Billion to 25 Million Children
This contribution puts $250 into investment accounts for eligible children, helping more families get started early.
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