Employers will be able to contribute funds to you child’s “Trump Accounts”, Explained:

Employers will be able to contribute funds to you child’s “Trump Accounts”, Explained:

I actually emailed our execs to see if they’d be interested in it last week.

🔻Here’s how it works:

- Employers can voluntarily set up a "Trump Account contribution program."

- They may contribute **up to $2,500 per year (per employee; indexed for inflation after 2027) to a Trump Account for the employee's child (dependent) or even the employee if under 18.

- These contributions are tax-free to the employee (not counted as taxable income/wages) if made under a qualifying written plan.

- Employer contributions count toward the overall $5,000 annual aggregate limit (from all non-government sources like parents + employers combined; indexed after 2027).

- Many large companies have already announced plans to make such contributions (often matching or adding to the federal $1,000 pilot seed for newborns).

Contributions start July 4, 2026, per IRS guidance.