Brad Gerstner

I recommend giving the shares directly to the public

Michael and Susan Dell just gave $6.25 billion directly to 25 million American kids: $250 each, invested in the stock market through Trump Accounts. Add $100 a month until age 18, and that $250 becomes $1.2 million by retirement. At the market’s historical 7–10% average: By age 18: → $250 alone: $850 to $1,400 → Plus $100/month: $44,000 to $61,000 → Plus $416/month (the max): $180,000 to $251,000 By 67, contributing until 18 and never touching it: → $250 alone: $23,000 to $148,000 → Plus $100/month: $1.2 million to $6.6 million → Plus $416/month: $5 million to $27 million By 67, contributing every month for life: → $100/month: $1.8 million to $9.6 million → $416/month: $7.6 million to $39.5 million That’s why this is the greatest philanthropic gift in American history. They didn't give it to a nonprofit, a foundation, or an NGO, but directly to 25 million American kids, as ownership. Every one of them now owns a stake in the American economy and will grow up watching it grow. They’ll learn how the stock market and compounding turn small, patient investments into real wealth. God bless @MichaelDell and Susan Dell. American patriots. 🇺🇸 P.S. Every American kid under 18 with a Social Security number now has a Trump Account. Activate it at TrumpAccounts.gov and start contributing. Born 2025 or later? File Form 4547 to get $1,000 from the government. Born 2016–2024? Check InvestAmerica.org to see if your ZIP code got the Dells’ $250.

A child born in 2026 could have more than $300,000 in a Trump Account by age 18, according to White House projections. Starting early gives compound growth time to work. Helping more young Americans build assets is how we expand financial opportunity. washingtontimes.com/news/2026/oct/11/editorial-trump-accounts-classic-win-win/

Baby’s 1 year birthday party yesterday Instead of presents We added a QR code to her Trump Account Her future self thanks everyone

Can we use Apple Pay when contributing? Is it debit cards only?