Kids Money Map

Kids Money Map is an independent, source-linked guide to published Trump Account contributions and to the rules that have been written about those accounts. It is educational information, not personal tax, legal or investment advice, and it is not an official IRS or Treasury service. The site does not open accounts, process claims or decide eligibility for an individual child.A finder on the homepage lets you match published rules to a short description of your child. The site describes the result as a shortlist, not an application or an eligibility decision. You do not enter a name or a Social Security number; answers stay in the browser and are not stored or sent to Kids Money Map. The homepage also points to directories of 49 employers and organizations and 28 states with listed programs, and it notes that 17 records are withheld from the finder. Every record is meant to be read with its original source, a retrieval date and any point that remains uncertain.The contributions section separates a government contribution, a reported donor deposit and a future pledge. It describes a U.S. Treasury pilot contribution of $1,000 for eligible U.S. citizen children born 1 January 2025 through 31 December 2028 with valid Social Security numbers, and it explains that the $1,000 must be requested by electing the pilot contribution on Form 4547, even if an account was opened automatically. The same section records a published Michael and Susan Dell announcement of $250 for eligible children born in 2016 through 2024 in qualifying ZIP codes, citing Invest America's statement that the money was deposited into eligible accounts. Other announcements are listed as still pending when delivery details have not been confirmed. A listing of a state or local announcement is not a payment to a particular child.Question guides cover where the $1,000 is, stuck claims, how a Trump Account compares with a 529 plan.