'All sizzle no steak': Analysis warns Trump Accounts will merely 'disappoint'
President Donald Trump's plan to debut Trump Accounts is a test that could likely disappoint, The Atlantic reported on Thursday.
Michael and Susan Dell announced last week that they would give $6.25 billion to millions of American children, adding $250 for each government-run savings account. The idea sets up potential retirement accounts for kids, which sounds great in theory, but could prove not as generous as it's been touted.
"President Donald Trump and his supporters are billing Trump Accounts as a vehicle to set the next generation 'on a course for prosperity' and transform the lives of low-income and working-class people. In reality, the program is an interesting yet modest experiment in giving American children a stake in the stock market. Trump Accounts, in other words, are perfectly Trumpian down to the name, in that they deliver a lot of sizzle but not much steak," The Atlantic reported. ...


