If this plan moves forward, it would fundamentally reshape the relationship between American citizens and financial markets. If it dies in Congress, it will still have shifted the debate, forcing lawmakers to acknowledge a reality they’ve ignored for too long: millions of American families are desperate for a future that feels possible, not theoretical.
Trump Accounts might succeed. They might collapse. They might evolve into something entirely different. But the proposal has already achieved something rare—making the country confront hard truths about fairness, opportunity, and how a society decides what every child deserves on the day they are born.
