The Dells donated a historic $6.25 billion on Tuesday, helping fund the new children's savings program passed under the "One ...

President Donald Trump has secured a $6.25 billion donation for the Trump accounts from Michael Dell. The accounts will be ...

The Dell family signed-off on billion-dollar donation to a new saving account program unveiled by U.S. President Donald Trump ...

The accounts are like an early investment fund for children. Parents and others may contribute up to $5,000 a year into the ...

The accounts are designed to help families save for major life expenses like education, home purchases or starting a business ...

The massive gift will allow more children to benefit from the program, which is slated to begin distributing funds to kids ...

President Donald Trump on Tuesday formally introduced his ‘Trump Account” program with a twist: A multibillion-dollar donation from Michael and Susan Dell would expand the program’s eligibility to ...

Banks, brokers and money managers are eager to find a role in the program offering Americans investment accounts at birth.

Bipartisan senators Ted Cruz and Cory Booker urged Fortune 1000 companies to support the new "Trump Accounts" federal savings program for newborn Americans.

The program is “another giveaway to the richest Americans that leaves everyone else further behind,” one critic said.

The new program gives the $1,000 bonus only to babies born during the calendar years of the Trump administration.

While managed account programs have a lot to offer 401(k) participants, particularly when it comes to getting financial advice, plan sponsors could do better in promoting them to employees, according ...