Cruz Proposes Bill to Create Government-Funded Savings Accounts for U.S. Children

Ted Cruz: Investment accounts for newborns would make them into future capitalists

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, unveiled legislation that would create investment funds for American babies, seeded with $1,000 from the federal government.

The Truth Behind Trump’s MAGA Savings Plan: Who Gets the Money and Why

There’s a new proposal floating around in Congress that’s turning heads — and it has to do with giving newborns a financial boost right out of the gate. It’s called the MAGA Account, which stands for Money Account for Growth and Advancement. Whether you love or hate the name, the idea behind it is pretty simple: give kids a $1,000 head start to build on over time. Here’s what’s actually in the proposal, who qualifies, and why it matters. So, Wha…

Ted Cruz wants to give Americans $1K at birth to invest in the stock market

Didn't Obama Try to Do This? Why Invest America Could Actually Work—and Change the Country

Back in 2014, President Obama proposed a program called MyRA. It was meant to help working Americans—especially those without access to a 401(k)—save for retirement. It was safe, backed by the Treasury, and structured like a Roth IRA. But it never really took off. Only about 30,000 people signed up before the program was shut down in 2017. Fast forward to 2025, and a new idea is gaining steam: the Invest America Act, introduced by Senator Ted Cr…

ROOKE: We Don’t Want Government Handouts — Just Stop Taxing Us To Death

Senate Republicans have a new plan to supposedly help new families start investment funds and build generational wealth for American children.

Sen. Ted Cruz wants to give Americans $1K at birth to invest

The Invest America Act would put $1,000 from the government in an index fund that tracks the S&P 500.