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"They'll Be Quite Rich": Trump Says 70 Million Eligible Children Automatically Enrolled In 'Trump Accounts'

"They'll Be Quite Rich": Trump Says 70 Million Eligible Children Automatically Enrolled In 'Trump Accounts' President Trump announced in the Oval Office around 1 pm local time that every eligible child in America has been automatically enrolled in a tax-free investment account known as a "Trump account." Trump said that when the kids "hit 18, they'll be quite rich." The president thanked Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, as well as the Dell family, for their sizable contribution to Trump accounts. Trump said, "By today's successes, this means there will be 70 million...
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