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Treasury unveils employer contribution program for Trump Accounts

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  1. Times of Indiaseen 15 Aug, 02:42headline rewritten

    Months after Dells' $6.25Bn ‘gift’, US Treasury sets new Trump Account paycheck rulesMonths after Dells' $6.25bn ‘gift’, US Treasury sets new Trump Account paycheck rules

  2. Times of Indiaseen 5 Sept, 02:00headline rewritten

    Months after Dell's $6.25B pledge, Trump Accounts get new rulesMonths after Dell's $6.25 billion pledge, Trump Accounts get new rules

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Tue, 11 August 2026peak 10 reports on Wed, 7 October 2026Sun, 18 October 2026

What it is about

TreasuryTreasury DepartmentInternal Revenue ServiceIRSDonald TrumpScott BessentBrendan McdermottMandel NganMario Tama GettyCongressional Research ServiceWhite HouseOval Office Of The White HouseWhite House, District Of Columbia, United StatesAmericansAmericanMichael and Susan DellUS TreasuryEmployersTommy LucasAshley Burnside

Who published it, and when

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The Hill1 original report1 original report1 original report2 original reports1 original report2 original reports2 original reports1 original report1 original report
theepochtimes.com1 original report
Times of India1 original report - edited after publishing1 original report - edited after publishing2 original reports1 original report
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timesherald.com1 original report
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pressdemocrat.com1 original report
ABC (Spain)1 original report
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11 Aug, 19:36over 2 months18 Oct, 11:15

+ 22 more outlets

How it spread - 51 original reports, 13 reprints

  1. Tue, 11 August 2026

    1 report
    • The Hill19:36first to report

      The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced guidelines for employer-sponsored programs for contributions to Trump accounts, a tax-deferred investing option for children. The Tuesday announcement outlines a process that parents could use to make pre-tax contributions to their child’s Trump account directly from their paychecks with a potential match from employers. “Today, Treasury...

  2. Wed, 12 August 2026

    2 reports
    • theepochtimes.com10:02

      Employers can contribute up to $2,500 tax-free annually into the Trump Accounts of their employees.

    • Times of India13:56edited after publishing

      previouslyMonths after Dells' $6.25Bn ‘gift’, US Treasury sets new Trump Account paycheck rules

      Under the new guidelines for Trump Accounts, both employers and employees can make contributions towards payrolls. Employers are permitted to add up to $2,500 annually without tax for dependent children, while employees can contribute pre-tax funds directly from their paychecks. In support of this initiative, Michael and Susan Dell committed $6.25 billion to boost child savings. The proposal is currently open for public feedback prior to its finalization.

  3. Mon, 24 August 2026

    1 report
  4. Tue, 25 August 2026

    1 report
  5. Tue, 1 September 2026

    1 report
  6. Wed, 2 September 2026

    1 report
    • Times of India08:41edited after publishing

      previouslyMonths after Dell's $6.25B pledge, Trump Accounts get new rules

      New guidelines from the Treasury have made it easier for employers to contribute to Trump Accounts for children's savings. Each employer can offer up to $2,500 tax-free per year for employees' dependents, while employees themselves can also make pre-tax payroll contributions. This initiative builds on a generous $6.25 billion commitment from the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation, with over fifty companies already joining this important child savings program.

  7. Thu, 3 September 2026

    1 report
  8. Sat, 5 September 2026

    1 report
  9. Sun, 6 September 2026

    1 report
    • ABC (Spain)10:56

      Una ayuda económica solo para parejas casadas y cuando al menos uno de los progenitores permanezca en el hogar sin trabajar. Estas son básicamente las condiciones que la administración Trump está valorando para promover una ayuda federal para familias trabajadoras. La idea, impulsada por el vicepresidente JD Vance, busca animar a los padres a que se queden en casa y críen a sus hijos, según avanza el diario The New York Times.Los fondos saldrían de un fondo del Departamento de Salud y Servicios...

  10. Mon, 7 September 2026

    1 report
  11. Tue, 8 September 2026

    1 report
  12. Wed, 9 September 2026

    1 report
    • The Hill10:00

      A new proposal from the White House to expand childcare subsidies to cover stay-at-home parents is dividing conservatives. The idea is not a new one. The rule change the administration is pushing forward that would make married stay-at-home parents eligible for federal funding has been bandied about by think tank scholars and Republicans in Congress. It’s part...

  13. Thu, 10 September 2026

    1 report
  14. Sat, 12 September 2026

    1 report
  15. Sun, 13 September 2026

    1 report
    • The Guardian World11:00

      President has hyped growth of federal investment accounts to help US children – for his own political gain Since returning to the White House, Donald Trump has scrapped rules that made childcare more affordable and pushed to cut funding for the nation’s public schools . But with midterm elections fast approaching and his approval ratings very low, the US president has repeatedly trumpeted a two-month-old program designed to help the nation’s children. That program, unhumbly named “ Trump...

  16. Thu, 17 September 2026

    1 report
  17. Thu, 24 September 2026

    1 report
    • The Hill16:31

      Republicans and Democrats argued Thursday that Congress still has work to do to support American families, pointing to expanded paid family leave access, tax credits for newborn children and other policies aimed at easing financial pressures on parents. The discussion, labeled the “Future of Supporting American Families,” was sponsored by the American Policy Ventures Foundation...

  18. Mon, 28 September 2026

    1 report
  19. Tue, 29 September 2026

    3 reports
    • news4jax.com04:01

      Parents of Head Start preschoolers are lobbying lawmakers on Capitol Hill, worried proposed changes by the Trump administration threaten the backbone of the federal preschool program.

    • The Hill15:45

      Luke Pettit, the architect of the Trump administration’s new investment accounts for children, is reportedly departing the Treasury Department for the private sector. Pettit will leave the department in October, Axios reported Tuesday. The Hill has reached out to the Treasury Department for comment. An assistant secretary overseeing financial institutions, Pettit has been with the...

    • The Hill22:52

      The Treasury Department will automatically enroll millions of children in Trump Accounts under new rules released Tuesday, eliminating the need for parents to sign up for the investment program. The auto enrollment will create accounts for more than 60 million additional children under the age of 18, according to department guidance. The move is intended...

  20. Wed, 30 September 2026

    4 reports
    • iheart.com06:10

      New rules will auto-enroll millions of children in Trump Accounts, eliminating the need for parents to sign up. The accounts, created under President Trump's 2025 law, allow families to invest for their children, with a $1,000 federal contribution for those born between 2025-2028.

    • iheart.com06:10

      New rules will auto-enroll millions of children in Trump Accounts, eliminating the need for parents to sign up. The accounts, created under President Trump's 2025 law, allow families to invest for their children, with a $1,000 federal contribution for those born between 2025-2028.

    • iheart.com06:10

      New rules will auto-enroll millions of children in Trump Accounts, eliminating the need for parents to sign up. The accounts, created under President Trump's 2025 law, allow families to invest for their children, with a $1,000 federal contribution for those born between 2025-2028.

    • iheart.com06:10

      New rules will auto-enroll millions of children in Trump Accounts, eliminating the need for parents to sign up. The accounts, created under President Trump's 2025 law, allow families to invest for their children, with a $1,000 federal contribution for those born between 2025-2028.

  21. Thu, 1 October 2026

    5 reports
  22. Sat, 3 October 2026

    1 report
    • The Hill21:00

      The Trump administration is moving ahead with big changes to Head Start, the federal early childhood education program that serves low-income families, to the outcry of advocates who say the proposals will limit access to the program, currently serving 700,000 students. Interested parties have until Tuesday to submit their thoughts to the federal government on...

  23. Sun, 4 October 2026

    2 reports
  24. Tue, 6 October 2026

    1 report
  25. Wed, 7 October 2026

    8 reports
    • kfoxtv.com15:49

      The Treasury Department announced last week that every eligible child under 18 with a valid Social Security number now has an account ready to be claimed.

      2 reprints
    • The Hill16:00

      President Trump is set to announce Wednesday that automatic enrollment is live for his signature Trump Accounts initiative, expanding access to the savings accounts for children across the country. The White House says nearly 70 million accounts have already been created, with the majority opened via the automatic feature. Parents and guardians must claim the...

    • iheart.com17:35

      President Donald Trump announced the automatic enrollment of 70 million children into Trump Accounts, offering investment opportunities and a $1,000 deposit for eligible newborns. Parents must claim accounts to access benefits and manage funds.

    • iheart.com17:35

      President Donald Trump announced the automatic enrollment of 70 million children into Trump Accounts, offering investment opportunities and a $1,000 deposit for eligible newborns. Parents must claim accounts to access benefits and manage funds.

    • iheart.com17:35

      President Donald Trump announced the automatic enrollment of 70 million children into Trump Accounts, offering investment opportunities and a $1,000 deposit for eligible newborns. Parents must claim accounts to access benefits and manage funds.

    • iheart.com17:35

      President Donald Trump announced the automatic enrollment of 70 million children into Trump Accounts, offering investment opportunities and a $1,000 deposit for eligible newborns. Parents must claim accounts to access benefits and manage funds.

    • PBS NewsHour18:29

      President Donald Trump said Wednesday that 70 million children under the age of 18 will now have automatic "Trump Accounts" set up by the government to invest in stocks.

    • The Hill19:14

      President Trump said Wednesday his administration’s new investment accounts for children will have a “huge effect” in reducing positive views of socialism and communism among young Americans. During an event in the Oval Office promoting the “Trump Accounts,” the president said children will be “watching their accounts” grow until gaining control over them upon turning...

  26. Thu, 8 October 2026

    1 report
    • Times of India08:08

      Michael and Susan Dell urged parents to claim funds in newly established 'Trump Accounts' for children. These accounts, created under a new federal tax law, aim to provide children with financial advantages. Eligible American children can receive a one-time contribution to encourage future investments. The Dells have committed over $6 billion to support these accounts for the next generation.

  27. Fri, 9 October 2026

    2 reports
    • Times of India08:40

      Michael Dell has defended updated regulations that allow corporate share donations to children's investment accounts. He believes these donations can spark interest in space and capitalism among young individuals. The initiative, known as Trump Accounts, aims to help children save for future expenses like education and business. So far, major contributions have come from corporate leaders and organizations supporting disadvantaged youths. The U.S.

    • The Hill10:00

      President Trump touted his administration’s investment accounts for children on Wednesday, as millions of American kids will now be automatically enrolled in the program. Flanked by administration officials, business leaders and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) in the Oval Office, the president said the “Trump Accounts” will help children build wealth. “If all goes well, which...

  28. Sat, 10 October 2026

    1 report
  29. Tue, 13 October 2026

    1 report
    • PBS NewsHour22:30

      The Treasury Department has created Trump Accounts for every eligible child, automatically enrolling more than 60 million. The expansion also comes with changes to how the program works. Donors can now donate individual stocks that families can't choose or reject and must keep for five years. Amna Nawaz discussed more with Wall Street Journal reporter Richard Rubin.

      1 reprint
  30. Thu, 15 October 2026

    2 reports
  31. Sun, 18 October 2026

    1 report
    • Times of India11:15

      Michael Dell and Susan Dell are the biggest private donors to Trump Accounts, with a $6.25 billion pledge putting $250 into the investment accounts of 25 million American children. Before this, their home state of Texas was the main focus of their philanthropy. In April, the couple committed $750 million to UT Austin for a new AI-native medical campus, becoming the university's first billion-dollar donors.

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