MONEY · FOR U.S. PARENTS
How to claim your child’s $1,000 and the Dells’ $250
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ENTRY 01 · NEWS
KIDS NOW HAVE AN ACCOUNT
The Treasury opened a Trump Account for every eligible child under 18. Parents must claim it to get any money.
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ENTRY 02 · DEPOSIT
FROM THE U.S. TREASURY
One-time deposit for U.S. citizen babies born Jan. 1, 2025 to Dec. 31, 2028.
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ENTRY 03 · GIFT
FROM MICHAEL & SUSAN DELL
Their $6.25B gift covers up to 25 million kids age 10 and under in qualifying ZIP codes.
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ENTRY 04 · SAVINGS
A YEAR FROM FAMILY
Parents and relatives can add up to $5,000 a year. Employers can chip in up to $2,500.
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ENTRY 05 · INVESTED
WHEN THE MONEY UNLOCKS
The money goes into low-cost U.S. stock index funds and can’t be withdrawn before 18.
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ENTRY 06 · HOW TO CLAIM
TRUMPACCOUNTS.GOV OR THE APP
Sign in with ID.me, file IRS Form 4547 (tick the $1,000 box), then activate from the Treasury email.
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ENTRY 07 · GROWTH
POSSIBLE VALUE AT 18
$1,000 plus $100 a month at 7% a year. Illustration only; markets can fall.
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FINAL ENTRY
Who qualifies, the 4 claim steps, scam warnings and a growth table, all in our full guide.
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