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Our Mission and Vision

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Our mission is to help ourselves and American families around us develop long-term investment habits, share in the growth of the American economy, and escape poverty.

 

President Trump's establishment of the Trump Account provides the best national-level institutional framework for our efforts. We are committed to helping all American families in need, regardless of political affiliation, faith, or race and ethnicity, and we will continue to contribute our efforts for the long term.

Trump Account

"Trump Accounts" (officially 530A Accounts) are new, tax-advantaged savings accounts for U.S. children, established by President Trump's recent Working Families Tax Cuts Act, offering a $1,000 government seed contribution for kids born 2025-2028, with contributions from anyone (no earned income needed), locked until 18 for education/first home/health use, and treated like traditional IRAs after age 18. They aim to give children a financial head start, featuring specific low-fee investment rules and tax benefits. 

Key Features

  • Eligibility: U.S. citizen child under 18 with a Social Security Number, born between 2025-2028.

  • Seed Money: A one-time $1,000 federal contribution for eligible newborns.

  • Contributions: Parents, family, employers, etc., can contribute up to $5,000 (indexed to inflation) annually; no earned income is required.

  • Growth Period: Funds are generally locked until the beneficiary turns 18, with potential early withdrawal for college, first home, or health expenses (with some taxes/penalties).

  • Post-18: Treated like a traditional IRA, but funds must be withdrawn by age 25.

  • Investments: Limited to low-cost, broad-market mutual funds/ETFs (under 0.1% fees, no sector funds).

  • Availability: Accounts can be set up starting in 2026 via IRS Form 4547 or trumpaccounts.gov. 

 

How They Differ from Other Accounts (e.g., 529s)

  • Broader Use: Can be used for first home/health, not just education like a 529.

  • Taxation: Earnings are taxed at the lower capital gains rate upon withdrawal (unlike tax-free 529 education withdrawals).

  • Contribution Flexibility: No earned income requirement, unlike some other plans. 

Key Billionaire Contributions to "Trump Accounts" 

  • Ray Dalio: The founder of the hedge fund giant Bridgewater Associates, Ray Dalio and his wife, Barbara, recently pledged $75 million to provide an additional $250 contribution to approximately 300,000 eligible children in their home state of Connecticut. Dalio praised the initiative for promoting financial literacy.

  • Michael and Susan Dell: Earlier in December, the founders of Dell Technologies, Michael and Susan Dell, made a substantial commitment of $6.25 billion. Their pledge will add $250 to the accounts of 25 million children aged 10 and under who live in specific lower-to-median-income ZIP codes across the country. 

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Other Political Support

Beyond the "Trump Accounts" initiative, other billionaires have joined the Trump administration in various capacities. A recent Washington Post analysis noted several billionaires in Trump's current administration. Individuals from the finance and tech sectors, such as Shayne Coplan (Polymarket CEO) and Omeed Malik (financier and venture capitalist), have also been politically involved and connected with the administration and the Republican National Committee.

Corporate Involvement

Asset managers BlackRock and Bank of New York Mellon have also announced programs to match their employees' contributions to the children's accounts. 

Empower Growth

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A quick example of investing $100 monthly.

Here’s a data-based estimate of what would happen if you invested $100 every month into the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) and earned about the 10-year average annual return of VOO (roughly ~14.8% per year, annualized) — based on historical total return data including dividends reinvested.

What you will get

Time Horizon      Total Contributed     Estimated Value

5 years              $6,000                  $8,800

10 years            $12,000                $27,200

So over 10 years, your contributions would grow significantly due to compound growth — on that historical return assumption, you’d earn more in gains than you put in.

Notes & What This Means

✅ These figures assume returns like the past decade — past performance is not a guarantee of future results.

✅ This estimate includes reinvested dividends (total return).

✅ It does not include taxes, fees, or changes in contribution amount.

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