In an effort to promote financial literacy among young families, a new program called Trump Accounts for Children has been launched. The initiative aims to provide children under the age of ten with a starter savings account that can be used to teach basic money‑management skills.
Philanthropists Michael and Susan Dell have announced a generous pledge of $250 for each eligible child’s new account. The donation is set to be distributed next year, and it represents one of the largest single‑family contributions to a youth‑focused financial program to date.
To qualify for the Dell‑funded Trump account, families must meet the following criteria:
Interested families can follow these steps to secure the $250 grant:
Experts believe that early exposure to banking concepts can foster better financial habits later in life. By receiving a starter fund of $250, children will have a tangible resource to practice saving, setting goals, and understanding interest.
The collaboration between the Dell family and the Trump Accounts program offers a unique opportunity for young families to jump‑start financial education. Parents should verify their ZIP code eligibility promptly, as spots are limited and the application window will close soon after the rollout next year.