Resources for Families

Explore easy-to-use tools and guidance to help your family understand opportunities and plan for the future.

Get ready to claim your child’s investment account, and their money. Backed by the U.S. Treasury and built to grow with them.

TrumpAccounts.gov
The Accounts

TrumpAccounts.gov

What the account is, who is eligible, and how it works.
Overview of Key Features
The Accounts

Overview of Key Features

A breakdown of contributions, investing, and long-term benefits.
Investing 101
How Investing Works

Investing 101

A beginner-friendly introduction to investing and markets.
The Power of Compounding
How Investing Works

The Power of Compounding

Shows how money grows over time when earnings build on earnings.
Saving vs. Investing
How Investing Works

Saving vs. Investing

Explains the difference between saving money and investing it to grow.
Monthly Investing Quiz
Learn by Playing

Monthly Investing Quiz

Quick quizzes to reinforce basic investing ideas.
Financial Football
Learn by Playing

Financial Football

A fast, game-based way to learn money basics.
The Stock Market Game
Learn by Playing

The Stock Market Game

A hands-on way to learn how investing works using simulated money.
Saving and Investing for Students
For Kids & Teens

Saving and Investing for Students

Clear explanations designed for young people and families.
Financial Literacy Reading List for Kids
For Kids & Teens

Financial Literacy Reading List for Kids

Books that introduce money and saving in kid-friendly ways.
Schwab MoneyWise for Teens
For Kids & Teens

Schwab MoneyWise for Teens

Investing and money concepts explained for teens.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What are these accounts?

They are long-term investment accounts the government starts for every child at birth. Each account, known as a Trump Account, begins with a public contribution and can grow over time with added family savings and market growth. The money is managed for you and can’t be taken out early, so... ...read more

Who is eligible?

All American children under age 18 are eligible get an account. Parents or guardians can set up an account at any time to start saving and investing on their child’s behalf. Families can contribute up to $5,000 per year, with the money invested in low-cost, diversified stock market funds that... ...read more

Who can contribute?

Anyone can contribute to an account. Parents, family, and friends can add up to $5,000 per year to a child’s account. Employers can contribute up to $2,500 per year, and that amount counts toward the $5,000 annual limit. Donors and philanthropic organizations, as well as state and local governments, can... ...read more

When can the money be used?

Funds in an Invest America Account are locked until the child turns 18. This protects the savings and gives it time to grow. Once the account holder becomes an adult, they can use the money for major life milestones, including: Education: tuition, fees, and other costs for college or job... ...read more

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