August 11, 2026 at 4:59 p.m. EDT
Recent guidance from the Treasury Department aims to clarify the contributions process to the new ‘Trump accounts,’ a savings initiative introduced during President Donald Trump’s second term.
Under the proposed rule, parents would have the opportunity to contribute up to $2,500 per year, tax-free, to these accounts directly through their paycheck. This measure is part of the administration’s effort to enhance savings options for American families.
The ‘Trump accounts’ were established to benefit children born during Trump’s presidency, providing them with $1,000 in federal seed money to start their investments. This initiative is designed to encourage early financial planning and investment skills among the nation’s youth.

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