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SSA urges more baby sign-ups for Trump accounts, but a catch remains

Summary of reporting by MarketWatch·

Key points

  • MarketWatch says the Social Security Administration wants more babies signed up for “Trump accounts.”
  • The report says there is still a catch in how the program works.

According to MarketWatch, the Social Security Administration wants more babies enrolled in so-called “Trump accounts.” The report says there is still a catch, although it does not describe it in the headline and preview text provided. MarketWatch frames the effort as part of the agency’s push to increase sign-ups for the accounts.

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This page summarizes reporting by MarketWatch, originally published October 24, 2026 at 4:46 PM under the headline "The Social Security Administration wants more babies signed up for ‘Trump accounts.’ But there’s still a catch.". All rights to the original article belong to MarketWatch.

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