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A new government program gives kids under 18 a $1,000 seed account, with potential growth to nearly $1.1 million by age 28 under ideal conditions.
A Super Bowl ad promotes the Trump Account, a government-backed investment program launching in 2026 for children under 18, offering a $1,000 federal seed deposit.
Parents can open accounts using a Social Security number and contribute up to $5,000 annually, with employers adding up to $2,500 tax-free.
Dell Technologies pledged $6.25 billion to fund accounts in low-income areas.
The White House projects accounts could grow to nearly $1.1 million by age 28 under ideal market conditions, though experts warn these estimates assume perfect returns, no taxes, and no inflation—conditions unlikely in reality.
Analysts say the initial funds alone are unlikely to cover college or a home down payment, and long-term success depends on sustained contributions and market performance.
Un nuevo programa del gobierno otorga a los niños menores de 18 años una cuenta inicial de 1.000 dólares, con potencial de crecimiento a casi 1,1 millones de dólares a los 28 años bajo condiciones ideales.