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Topic: taxes

The U.S. Treasury Department building in Washington.

Thursday, 7/2, 03:10 PM

Treasury Spells Out How 'Trump Account' Money Can Be Invested. Here's What to Know

The Treasury Department has set the rules for how money in 'Trump Accounts' — the new federal savings accounts for children — can be invested: low-cost index funds only.
Here's a plain-English explainer of the accounts, the new investment guidance, and what financial experts say to weigh before opening one.

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