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Goldman Sachs to contribute $1,000 to Trump Accounts for eligible children of employees

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are among the first to offer employer contributions to Trump Accounts, a new savings program for children.

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Coverage emphasizes the details of the Trump Accounts program and the employer contributions. The 19th News and The Hill focus on the basics of Trump Accounts and the registration process.

CNBC highlights the employer contributions from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. Watch for further details on the registration process and additional employers that may offer contributions to Trump Accounts.

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Quick answers

What are Trump Accounts?

Trump Accounts are a new savings program launching July 4, 2026, which provides newborns with an initial $1,000 deposit.

Which employers are contributing to Trump Accounts?

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have announced they will contribute $1,000 to Trump Accounts for eligible children of employees.

When can I register my child for a Trump Account?

Coverage does not yet specify the registration process or timeline.

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