These leftists think that Conservatives are all hypnotized by the aura of Trump. They'd be shocked if they ever saw a survey asking how many of his supporters think he has a narcissistic personality. Likely 50%-60%. It's about the policies that his Administration brings forward (typically), over the destructive programs of the Progressives.
Not the same, but similar. Grok:
Trump Accounts and traditional custodial accounts (like UGMA/UTMA) are both “custodial” in structure—meaning an adult manages the account for a minor child until they reach adulthood (typically age 18)—but they are legally and functionally different vehicles with distinct rules, tax treatments, purposes, and restrictions.20
Key Differences
•Traditional Custodial Accounts (UGMA/UTMA): These are taxable brokerage or investment accounts opened in a child’s name. The custodian (usually a parent) controls it until the child reaches the age of majority. Funds can be used for anything benefiting the child (very flexible), with no annual contribution limits (though gift tax rules apply). Earnings face “kiddie tax” rules: some tax-free, some at the child’s rate, and higher amounts at the parent’s rate. Once the child takes control, they can spend it however they want.22
•Trump Accounts (also called 530A accounts): These are a new type of tax-deferred traditional IRA created under the 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), launched around July 4, 2026. They are custodial-style (adult manages until 18), owned by the child, and convert to a standard traditional IRA at age 18. They emphasize long-term retirement savings with tax-deferred growth.26
Why They Are Referenced Differently
Financial experts, regulators, and articles distinguish them because:
•Tax Treatment: Trump Accounts offer tax-deferred growth (taxed as ordinary income on withdrawal, with basis returned tax-free). Custodial accounts are taxable annually on earnings (with kiddie tax benefits).21
•Purpose and Restrictions: Trump Accounts are retirement-focused with limits on early withdrawals (penalties possible before 59½, though some exceptions like education or first home). Custodial accounts have no such restrictions and are far more flexible for any purpose.23
•Contribution Rules: Trump Accounts have a $5,000 annual limit (plus a $1,000 government seed for eligible kids born 2025–2028), no earned income required, and specific investment limits (e.g., mostly broad U.S. index funds/ETFs). Custodial accounts have no limits and broader investment choices.25
•Control and Ownership: Both transfer control at ~18, but Trump Accounts stay under IRA rules post-18 (e.g., RMDs later), while custodial accounts become fully the child’s unrestricted asset.30
•Gift Tax/Compliance: Contributions to Trump Accounts may trigger more gift tax reporting in some cases, unlike many other child savings tools.20
In short, people say “custodial account” to mean the classic flexible UGMA/UTMA brokerage setup, while “Trump Account” refers to this specific new IRA-like program. They can complement each other (e.g., take the free $1,000 seed if eligible, but use custodial accounts for more flexible or higher savings).33
Consult a tax advisor or financial planner for your situation, as rules can depend on state law and individual circumstances. Official details are available via IRS or https://t.co/hx6UxeFZX2.
@Blitzing_yinzer@Cernovich You don’t have to use payroll dollars to pay into them. Anyone can just write a check and deposit it in the TA. Friends, grandparents, anyone.