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Where can I invest my kid’s ‘Trump account’ money? The Treasury Department just answered that question.
The money in “Trump accounts” has to be invested in low-cost index funds — and now parents and investors are learning which funds they can actually use.
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The money in “Trump accounts” has to be invested in low-cost index funds — and now parents and investors are learning which funds they can actually use.
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According to MarketWatch, Where can I invest my kid’s ‘Trump account’ money? The Treasury Department just answered that question. reports that The money in “Trump accounts” has to be invested in low-cost index funds — and now parents and investors are learning which funds they can actually use.
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