“Trump accounts” are getting primetime Super Bowl ad space, with a commercial slated to air just before Sunday’s kickoff.

Starting July 4, parents will be able to open a Trump account for any child under 18 who has a Social Security number. Parents can deposit up to $5,000 a year into a fund that tracks the growth of the ...

A Super Bowl TV ad tells parents to expect "free money" from the federal government to help their children achieve their dreams. Invest America, a nonprofit advocacy group, created the 30-second ad, ...

New parents filing their taxes this year may be eligible for a new government-funded investment account designed to help children build long-term savings. Under a federal law, babies born between Jan.

How much could the initial $1,000 deposit the government is offering for newly created Trump Accounts actually turn into in ...

If selected to supervise the "Trump Accounts," Robinhood could see a nice inflow of assets under management.

The pregame ad, paid for by advocacy group Invest America, is part of a broader campaign to drive awareness for the new child ...

HSAs are great vehicles for retirement health care costs but come with challenging estate planning tax issues.

Trump officials have estimated how much Trump accounts can grow over time. But actual returns may vary, according to financial advisors.

If you hold bonds alongside non-dividend stocks like Shopify (TSX:SHOP), you might prioritize bonds for TFSA inclusion. The ...

This tax season, there's a new form parents could fill out with their returns to sign their children up for a Trump Account.