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  1. Donald Trump signed legislation creating 'Trump Accounts' and announced the launch of 'Fostering the Future Accounts.'
  2. The Internal Revenue Service issued guidance concerning the new tax accounts.

Trump Accounts linked to Social Security, deposits exceed $8 billion

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What happened

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The Internal Revenue Service reported that 26 million Trump Accounts now hold money, with deposits exceeding $8 billion, an increase from $4.5 billion the previous week. These accounts are structured as traditional IRAs for children under 18 and invest in a State Street Global Advisors ETF. Eligible babies may receive a $1,000 federal pilot deposit.

From 247wallst.com

Why it matters

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The program, which was created through legislation signed by Donald Trump, links these new tax accounts to the Social Security program. The official who reported these figures noted that no one has independently confirmed the reported totals.

The Internal Revenue Service issued guidance concerning the new tax accounts, following legislation signed by Donald Trump creating 'Trump Accounts' and 'Fostering the Future Accounts.'

From 247wallst.com

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  • State Street Global Advisors might see increased assets under management for the ETF it manages, potentially boosting revenue.

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