For parents of young kids

Is your employer or state adding money to your kid’s Trump Account?

ParentMoney HQ helps you see real contributions (employers, states, philanthropists, ZIP-based gifts), estimate what an account could grow to, cover family protection basics, and compare FDIC-insured savings rates — with sources on every listing.

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$1,000Treasury seed (eligible births 2025–2028)
$2,500max employer tax-free / year (IRS §128)

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Coverage of the $1,000 Treasury seed for Trump Accounts from news outlets and official sources. We aren't featured in these. They're here so you can read the reporting yourself. Links checked Oct 16, 2026.

Videos

CBS News: Trump launches "Trump Accounts" from Oval Office (Jul 6, 2026)
CNBC Television: Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent: Trump accounts sign up 5 million kids (Apr 15, 2026)
FOX 32 Chicago: New federal “Trump Accounts” offer $1,000 savings boost for newborns (Feb 12, 2026)

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