Wealthy Americans are apparently flooding phone lines right now. According to a senior administration official, high-net-worth individuals can't stop calling about funding investment accounts for newborns.
The momentum's real. After one tech billionaire committed $6.2 billion to the cause, other major donors are queuing up. They're volunteering—not being forced—to give American kids "a share of the pie" from day one.
It's like a financial head start program, but funded entirely by private wealth. The concept? Set up these kids with capital before they can even walk. Whether this creates generational wealth equity or just another tax strategy remains to be seen. Either way, the phones won't stop ringing.
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AlphaLeaker
· 5h ago
Hmm... This move is really something. They're already piling up money for a newborn?
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0xSunnyDay
· 6h ago
Bro, this is blatant class solidification. Setting up investment accounts for kids as soon as they're born? Wake up, ordinary people.
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FreeMinter
· 6h ago
Whoa, so this is how the rich do "charity"—opening accounts and depositing money for their kids... It sounds nice to call it wealth equality, but I think it's mostly just a great way to avoid taxes.
Wealthy Americans are apparently flooding phone lines right now. According to a senior administration official, high-net-worth individuals can't stop calling about funding investment accounts for newborns.
The momentum's real. After one tech billionaire committed $6.2 billion to the cause, other major donors are queuing up. They're volunteering—not being forced—to give American kids "a share of the pie" from day one.
It's like a financial head start program, but funded entirely by private wealth. The concept? Set up these kids with capital before they can even walk. Whether this creates generational wealth equity or just another tax strategy remains to be seen. Either way, the phones won't stop ringing.