Trump Accounts
A Trump account, also known as a 530A account, is a stock market index investment account in the United States established for a U.S. citizen child. Trump accounts were initially authorized in law by the 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) and became available in July 2026.
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Recent news mentioning Trump Accounts
- — David Sacks Urges AI Companies to Fund Trump Accounts, Says It Would 'Improve the Public’s Image of AI'
- — Trump Accounts Get Major Corporate Boost: American Airlines Offers $1,000 Match, Dell Starts $250 Payments
- — Suze Orman says Trump Accounts' free $1,000 is worth grabbing — but parent contributions can backfire
- — 2 Million Kids Got Free SpaceX Shares in Their Trump Accounts, So What Are They Worth Now?
- — ‘Trump accounts’ won’t help solve Americans’ savings problems. Here’s a better way.
- — Capital One shut down 385 Trump accounts over money-laundering flags after its own $390M FinCEN penalty
- — Parents putting money in ‘Trump accounts’ could get a $2,500 tax break. Here’s how.
- — Parents putting money in ‘Trump accounts’ could get a $2,500 tax break. Here’s how.
- — Trump Accounts Just Became More Attractive to Working Parents: Employers Can Contribute $2,500 Tax-Free Under New Treasury Guidance
- — Will Trump accounts and grandparent 529s bring down the price of college in the future?
- — Saylor's Strategy will put $1,000 into employees' kids' Trump Accounts
- — Trump Accounts Are Open: 500,000 Signed Up in Days. Here’s What the 0.10% Fee Cap Actually Lets You Buy