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Foster children are getting their own version of ‘Trump accounts,’ but major questions remain

Foster children are getting their own version of ‘Trump accounts,’ but major questions remain
MarketWatch Thursday 11 June 2026, 19:39 UTC By Beth Pinsker 1 min read
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States will be responsible for the sign-up process, but it’s unclear what happens after that.

States will be responsible for the sign-up process, but it’s unclear what happens after that.
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