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Trump Accounts now automatically enrolled for eligible children under 18

Summary of reporting by Yahoo·

Trump Accounts now automatically enrolled for eligible children under 18

Key points

  • Yahoo says Trump Accounts were launched by the administration and auto enrollment started on Oct. 1.
  • Some parents told Yahoo they want no association with the accounts.

According to Yahoo, Trump Accounts were launched by the administration and automatic enrollment began on Oct. 1. The outlet says every eligible child under 18 now has a Trump Account. Yahoo also reports that some parents told Rhian Lubin they want no association with the accounts.

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Original reporting

This page summarizes reporting by Yahoo, originally published November 1, 2026 at 5:11 AM under the headline "Every eligible child under 18 now has a Trump Account - whether parents want one or not". All rights to the original article belong to Yahoo.

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