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UNCAPTIONED: Dell Family Pledges $6.25 Billion to Boost Trump-Branded Kids' Investment Accounts

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Dell Family Pledges $6.25 Billion to Boost Trump-Branded Kids’ Investment Accounts. Their contribution is designed to help launch the new Trump-branded investment accounts, approved by Congress earlier this year to encourage long-term savings for children - According to BBC. These accounts, which must be invested in low-cost stock market index funds, can be opened for anyone under 18. The Dell donation targets children aged 10 and under, living in communities where the median income is below $150,000. The family says their goal is to expand access to savings and give kids a small financial head start. President Trump praised the initiative, saying it gives middle-class families a stake in the country’s economic growth and could help children become “very rich someday.” The government also offers a separate $1,000 deposit for babies born between 2025 and 2028, and officials say the accounts will officially launch in July. Critics argue the programme mainly supports families who can afford to contribute extra, but many parents say they’ll gladly accept the “free dollars on the table.”

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