Momentum Builds for Trump Accounts

Families want a real path to savings, investment, and long-term opportunity. Trump Accounts offer that path, and support for the idea is growing. A recent CNBC report highlighted a major commitment from Michael and Susan Dell to help seed these accounts for millions of children. Their $6.25 billion donation would give 25 million kids an early start on wealth building.

The Dell commitment shows that serious private leaders see real potential in Trump Accounts. When investors and philanthropists direct resources toward early-life savings, it signals confidence in a policy designed to help younger and poorer Americans build assets from day one. A modest investment early in life, placed in a tax-favored account and allowed to grow, can create stability and upward mobility for children who have never had that opportunity.

This is the type of private leadership that strengthens a good idea. Trump Accounts focus on long-term wealth creation rather than short-term government spending. They give families a stake in their own financial future. As more households, business leaders, and policymakers study the model, support will continue to build.

Trump Accounts can help millions of children begin adulthood on stronger financial footing. The Dell family’s commitment marks a meaningful step toward making that vision possible.