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Bessent Thanks Musk for Investing in the Next Generation, Urges Philanthropic Support for Trump Accounts
2026-10-19
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent thanked Elon Musk for investing in the next generation, saying that more than $8 billion has already been deposited into children’s accounts and that Musk’s donation will further increase that total.
Bessent said that as the Trump Accounts program continues to grow, he hopes more philanthropists will join the initiative to help children across the United States build a financial foundation for their future.
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