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Trump Account Stocks Gifts Explained As Michael Dell Defends Rule

First reported 8 Oct, 01:32 UTCUpdated 2d ago4 sources

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The Dells are among the strongest supporters of the program, and have donated over $6 billion to boost millions of accounts.

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How to find out if your kid will get $250 from Michael and Susan Dell in their Trump Account this week

Michael and Susan Dell's $6.25 billion gift is being distributed across the Trump Accounts of 25 million children this week.

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Trump Account Stocks Gifts Explained As Michael Dell Defends Rule

The Dells are among the strongest supporters of the program, and have donated over $6 billion to boost millions of accounts.

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  1. Hindustan TimesCenterINMostly factual
    What is 'Mar-a-Lago face'? Susan Dell's White House appearance sparks buzz; experts explain look (opens Hindustan Times in a new tab)

    Susan Dell appeared alongside President Trump to encourage families to register for Trump Accounts and several people online spoke about her ‘Mar-a-Lago face'.

  2. India TodayCenterINMostly factual
    Susan Dell: The woman standing beside Trump gets trolled (opens India Today in a new tab)

    Susan Dell The woman standing beside Trump gets trolled

  3. Business InsiderLean LeftUSMostly factual
    How to find out if your kid will get $250 from Michael and Susan Dell in their Trump Account this week (opens Business Insider in a new tab)

    Michael and Susan Dell's $6.25 billion gift is being distributed across the Trump Accounts of 25 million children this week.

  4. NewsweekCenterUSMostly factual
    Trump Account Stocks Gifts Explained As Michael Dell Defends Rule (opens Newsweek in a new tab)

    The Dells are among the strongest supporters of the program, and have donated over $6 billion to boost millions of accounts.

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