Breaking development: New administration rolling out "Trump Accounts" program with zero-tax contribution structure. Over 25 million American children getting $1K government allocation plus $250 from Dell's founder Michael Dell. Word is hundreds of Fortune 500s lining up to chip in—all contributions completely tax-exempt. Massive liquidity injection into household balance sheets. Could shift consumer spending patterns and indirectly impact risk asset appetite down the line.
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SundayDegen
· 2h ago
ngl this is just opening a back door for the rich. Why is it that all the good things never go to ordinary working people...
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ContractTearjerker
· 12-04 22:06
Damn, these benefits are stacked so well. Anyway, I don't believe it will go this smoothly till the end.
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RealYieldWizard
· 12-04 22:05
Hmm, is this another new trick to fleece retail investors? Tax-exempt sounds really appealing, but I feel like there’s definitely a catch later on.
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airdrop_whisperer
· 12-04 22:05
Hmm... isn't this just a disguised form of wealth transfer? The rich enjoy tax-exempt benefits, while retail investors have to spend desperately just to get a bit of pocket change...
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ProofOfNothing
· 12-04 21:57
NGL, this policy is pretty ruthless—directly transferring money to children's accounts... just not sure how parents will play this.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 12-04 21:45
Damn, can this policy really be implemented? Feels like more hype.
Breaking development: New administration rolling out "Trump Accounts" program with zero-tax contribution structure. Over 25 million American children getting $1K government allocation plus $250 from Dell's founder Michael Dell. Word is hundreds of Fortune 500s lining up to chip in—all contributions completely tax-exempt. Massive liquidity injection into household balance sheets. Could shift consumer spending patterns and indirectly impact risk asset appetite down the line.