Parents can also open a “Trump Account” for any child under 18 who was born before 2025— but they won’t receive the $1,000 government contribution. Funds in the account will grow tax ...

Trump Account distributions aren’t allowed before the first day of the calendar year the child turns 18. Contributions made after the child’s 18th year generally follow traditional IRA rules.

The stock market — and all the retirement accounts tied to it — fell precipitously amid uncertainty over President Donald Trump's tariffs. Here are some tips to safeguard your retirement.