Dear Reader,

This is huge.

President Trump just launched something that could change America forever.

It’s in his “Big Beautiful Bill.”

Investment accounts for every child born from 2025 to 2028. $1,000 from the Treasury. Invested in index funds.

Ray Dalio gets it. He just donated $75 million to fund 300,000 accounts in Connecticut.

The Dells? They gave $6.25 billion to fill 25 million accounts.

This isn't charity. This is capitalism education. And it's desperately needed.

Let me tell you why this matters so much.

That $1,000 seed money? Leave it alone, add the maximum $5,000 annually, and by age 28 it could be worth $1.9 million.

Let me say that again.

$1.9 million.

That's the power of compound interest. Einstein called it the eighth wonder of the world.

Most people never learn this. They work their whole lives trading time for money. They never understand that money can work for them.

This program changes that. From birth.

Ray Dalio said something critical.

"These Trump Accounts are great not just because they put money into stocks for these young people but also because they draw their attention toward how finance, stocks, companies and capitalism work to improve society."

He gets it.

This isn't just about the money. It's about the education.

It's about teaching kids from day one that capitalism works. That investing works. That building assets creates wealth.

That's a lesson most Americans never learn.

Their parents didn't teach them. Schools definitely didn't. And by the time they're adults, they've already adopted the employee mindset.

This program fixes that.

Rich Dad taught me the most important financial lesson: know the difference between assets and liabilities.

Assets put money in your pocket. Liabilities take money out.

Simple. Powerful. Life-changing.

Most people spend their lives accumulating liabilities. Big houses they can't afford. New cars that depreciate. Consumer debt that compounds against them.

They never build assets.

These Trump accounts are pure assets. They grow. They compound. They work for you while you sleep.

That's what financial freedom looks like.

Here's what nobody's saying about this program.

It's a race.

A race to teach kids about capitalism before socialists get to them.

College professors preach redistribution. Politicians promise free stuff. Social media influencers glorify debt and consumption.

By the time kids hit 18, many already believe capitalism is evil and socialism is compassionate.

This program counters that. From birth.

Kids will grow up watching their accounts grow. They'll see capitalism work. They'll understand that investing creates wealth.

They'll learn freedom through financial education.

That's what Dalio means when he says these accounts show "how capitalism works to improve society and can work for them."

This is ideological warfare. And it's brilliant.

So here's the real question.

Will parents understand what they've been given?

Or will they screw it up?

Because here's the truth: most people will waste this opportunity.

They'll see that $1,000 and think it's not enough. They'll cash it out for something "practical." They'll never add the additional $5,000 annually.

They won't teach their kids about compound interest. About patience. About delayed gratification.

They'll squander the greatest financial head start any generation has ever received.

That's the tragedy waiting to happen.

Smart parents will do something different.

They'll use these accounts as teaching tools.

They'll sit with their kids at age 5, 6, 7 and show them the statements. Explain how the money grew. Teach them about stocks, companies, and dividends.

They'll add money to the accounts. Not because they have to. Because they understand the lesson being taught.

They'll raise capitalists. Kids who understand that wealth comes from building assets. From owning businesses. From making money work for them.

Those kids will retire millionaires. While their peers struggle paycheck to paycheck.

The difference? Financial education. Starting at birth.

Freedom isn't free. It's expensive.

Real freedom requires financial independence. You can't be free when you're dependent on a paycheck. When you're one medical bill away from bankruptcy. When you're drowning in debt.

These investment accounts teach financial independence.

They show kids that freedom comes from assets. From compound growth. From understanding how money works.

That's American freedom. That's capitalism. That's the foundation of prosperity.

Socialism promises security through government dependence. Capitalism delivers freedom through financial independence.

This program chooses capitalism. And if parents embrace it, their kids will grow up free.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent launched the "50 State Challenge" to encourage more donations.

He said: "The President is calling on our nation's business leaders and private organizations to help us make America great again by securing the financial future of America's children."

This is how capitalism should work. Private citizens funding opportunity. Teaching principles of wealth. Building the next generation of investors.

Not government handouts. Not redistribution. Investment and education.

That's the American way.

Trump's investment accounts are the most important financial education program in American history.

$1,000 becomes $1.9 million through compound interest and proper funding. That's the math.

But the real value isn't the money. It's the lesson.

These accounts teach kids that assets create wealth. That capitalism works. That financial freedom is possible.

Ray Dalio and the Dells understand this. That's why they're funding hundreds of millions of accounts.

Smart parents will understand it too. They'll use these accounts to raise financially literate capitalists.

Kids who build businesses. Who invests in assets. Who understands freedom comes from financial independence.

Those kids will make America great again. Through wealth creation. Through entrepreneurship. Through capitalism.

The others? They'll cash out early, waste the opportunity, and wonder why they're still broke at 40.

Your choice. Your kid's future.

Teach them about assets. Teach them about capitalism. Teach them about freedom.

Or watch them become socialist employees wondering why they're not rich.

It starts now.

Robert Kiyosaki

Editor, Money Power and Profit

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