President Trump’s “Trump Accounts” are rolling out—with every child born during his second term getting $1,000 to start an investment account, aiming to give all kids a shot at wealth through the stock market. Millions have signed up, and most families receive the funds within days—but some, like the McLellans in New Jersey, are still waiting weeks, despite the President ringing the opening bells at major exchanges. While Treasury touts it as the most popular government savings program ever, critics question if it addresses urgent needs like poverty or hunger. The push is framed as leveling the economic playing field—but delays and skepticism linger as families wait for their child’s financial future to begin.
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