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Trump accounts explained: How they compare to IRAs and 529s for saving and investing

Trump accounts are new savings plans for children backed by the US government. They start with $1,000 and grow like an IRA until the child turns 18. After that, the money can be used for anything. Experts compare them to 529 plans, ESAs, and custodial accounts as ways for parents to save and invest for their childs future.