President Donald Trump mentioned Trump Accounts for kids during his State of the Union address. Who qualifies for the Trump accounts at $1,000 seed?

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The Trump Accounts for kids will receive a $1,000 investment if the child is born between 2025 and 2028. But older kids can have accounts too.

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