Trump Accounts Are Also Called 530A Accounts — Here’s Why That Matters
Trump Accounts are officially called 530A accounts under the IRC. Learn why the name matters and how they compare to 529 plans and UGMA custodial accounts.

Trump Accounts are officially called 530A accounts under the IRC. Learn why the name matters and how they compare to 529 plans and UGMA custodial accounts.

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