Trump Accounts explained: How the new $1,000 child savings accounts work, who qualifies, how to enroll, and what happens to the money.

In this FinFlam Unfiltered episode we break down the full Trump Accounts program launched in July 2026. Learn exactly how parents open an account through the IRS or trumpaccounts.gov, who gets the $1,000 federal seed money (children born 2025–2028), the $5,000 annual contribution limit, how the money grows tax-deferred, and what happens if the child or parent dies.We cover current enrollment numbers (millions already signed up), who supports it and who opposes it, whether this is one of the most successful long-term policies of the Trump administration, and the real process parents must follow — no hospital automatic signup.Clear answers on:How Trump Accounts workEnrollment steps and deadlinesDeath of child or custodian rulesLong-term wealth potentialPolitical support and criticismEverything parents are searching for about Trump Accounts in one plain-language breakdown.