Michael & Susan Dell Foundation

You look at the Michael and Susan Dell contributions of $6.25 billion.

Virtually every child under 10 will receive $250 from the Dell Foundation into their funds.

And these funds will grow using compounding interest where they have a buy in the index index.

which is going to be absolutely phenomenal.

Here we are.

On the other side of the coin, though, almost literally, is the Dell family, whose donations to American children inside Trump accounts started hitting those accounts this week.

$250 to qualifying young people who have a Trump account.

They relegated this to specific zip codes.

So if your kid is in that zip code, start a Trump account.

Yeah.

I think this bit of philanthropy, which is huge, the numbers are huge, getting not enough credit or storytelling because it could be truly transformative what the Dell family is doing here.

Is it because it's called the Trump account? Yeah.

There are going to be some charitable organizations seeding these accounts as well.

And it might be that a child, because they live in a certain zip code, is entitled to, say, $250 from the Michael Dell Foundation or something like that for their Trump account.

So that's all very interesting.

And there's sort of two decisions I think that need to be made with respect to kids.

Um, there's this weird misnomer that, "Oh, well, if you're not b- born in 2025, you can't do it." It has nothing to do with that.

The Dell Foundation, for reasons, I guess philanthropy or whatever they wanna call it, uh, had some crazy grant, $250 million or whatever that grant was.

Uh, and so kids born in 2025 got a $1,000 bonus into their Trump Account just for, just for existing, right? Uh, it was a gift from the Dells.

Um, but regardless of that, if you don't have a kid born in 2025, it doesn't matter.