- A new account program, initiated by Donald Trump's bill, requires valid Social Security numbers and involves major financial institutions.
- A program initiated by Donald Trump's bill involves a partnership between Robinhood and Trump accounts, with Dell pledging funds for children in Connecticut.
The Michael and Susan Dell Foundation provides seed money for investment accounts, coinciding with the Treasury Secretary's endorsement of a financial education program.
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What happened
The Michael and Susan Dell Foundation provides seed money for investment accounts, coinciding with the Treasury Secretary's endorsement of a financial education program.
Who's involved
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Part of
A program initiated by Donald Trump's bill involves a partnership between Robinhood and Trump accounts, with Dell pledging funds for children in Connecticut.Also in this story
- Trump and Dell provide financial aid for newborns, while Paul Bukowski advocates for responsible tax spending.
- Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell supported a program while the Tax Foundation expressed skepticism regarding the new account.
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Scott Bessent
United States Secretary of the Treasury