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Core Insights - Ray Dalio and BlackRock are joining a growing number of corporations and wealthy individuals in funding Trump's signature initiative, the "Trump Accounts" [1][6] - The initiative aims to provide investment accounts for American children, with initial funding and matching contributions from various companies [2][8] Group 1: Corporate Contributions - Dalio's foundation will donate $250 for each of the approximately 300,000 children in Connecticut to their "Trump Accounts" [1] - BlackRock announced it will match federal contributions for its employees' children's accounts, providing an initial $1,000 for each account [1] - Other companies like Visa, Mastercard, Uber, and Charter Communications are also listed as supporters, although details of their involvement remain unspecified [1][6] Group 2: Funding Details - Michael and Susan Dell announced a donation of $6.25 billion to provide $250 for each of 25 million American children, targeting older children who do not qualify for federal funding [2][10] - The New York Mellon Bank has also launched a plan to match federal contributions for eligible newborns [2] - The initiative is expected to attract more donors from all 50 states to contribute to these tax-advantaged savings accounts [8] Group 3: Account Structure and Benefits - The "Trump Accounts" will be available for every child born between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2028, with an initial funding of $1,000 invested in index funds [8][9] - Parents can contribute up to $5,000 annually to these accounts, which are managed in the child's name until they turn 18 [8][9] - The initiative is designed to promote wealth accumulation across generations, with projections suggesting that initial investments could grow significantly over time [9][10]