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Social Security says parents of newborns can more easily open a Trump Account

Summary of reporting by Social Security Administration (.gov)·

Key points

  • The Social Security Administration says it has made it easier for parents of newborns to open a Trump Account.
  • The agency says the change is intended to simplify the process for families.

According to the Social Security Administration (.gov), it has made it easier for parents of newborns to open a Trump Account. The agency says the change is meant to simplify the process for families with newborns. No additional details were provided in the source text.

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Original reporting

This page summarizes reporting by Social Security Administration (.gov), originally published October 20, 2026 at 7:00 AM under the headline "Social Security Makes it Easier for Parents of Newborns to Open a Trump Account". All rights to the original article belong to Social Security Administration (.gov).

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