
Tom Savidge
Research Fellow at the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER), specializing in state and local policy, fiscal policy, and pension liabilities.
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Jun 23, 2026
Could Trump Accounts Actually Work?
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18:09Paul MuellerHOST
Tom, what what am I getting right versus where do you think I may be overstating or overly optimistic here?

Tom SavidgeGUEST
You know, I think there's a great point there that, you know, you talk about the ownership, you talk about philanthropists wanting to, you know, wanting to invest in their community in some way.

Tom SavidgeGUEST
And, you know, you're kind of hitting on the fact that there are tradeoffs to those actions.

Tom SavidgeGUEST
Is it, you know, am I going to invest in a business and then that business is going to help? you know, sustain a community and can I give it to them directly? But I think too, you know, one point I also wanted to add as well is that I believe these accounts are actually going to be managed at a private investment business.

Tom SavidgeGUEST
You know, I think of Schwab off the top of my head, but there were a couple of different ones.
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