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'Trump Accounts' launch for U.S. kids. Here are savings options in GA - USA Today

'Trump Accounts' launched across the U.S. Monday, offering savings accounts for children and babies. Here are other options in Georgia.

USA Today·7 July 2026 at 17:51·1 min read
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'Trump Accounts' launched across the U.S. Monday, offering savings accounts for children and babies. Here are other options in Georgia.

GEORGIA — 'Trump Accounts' launched across the U.S. Monday, offering savings accounts for children and babies.

Here are other options in Georgia.

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