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Trump Accounts are here. Now families need more than a deposit slip

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By Arellana Barela Levenson, Frank Arce
| The Guam Daily Post Verified
When Leslie Moreno-Roacho’s son Zaiden became the first child in New Mexico to receive a state-funded Baby Bond, she told a local television reporter the deposit was “a ticket to opportunities. The opportunities I never had.” On July 4, millions of American families were handed the same kind of ticket. Most had no idea how to use it.
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Trump Accounts are here. Now families need more than a deposit slip

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By Arellana Barela Levenson, Frank Arce
| Stars and Stripes Verified
Every dollar sitting in a low-interest savings account is a dollar that isn’t growing at a higher rate somewhere else. (Dreamstime/TNS) ABOUT THE AUTHORS: Arellana Barela Levenson is founder and CEO of Cultivar Communities. Frank Arce, Ed.D., is the assistant dean for admissions and financial aid at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
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Trump Accounts are here. Now families need more than a deposit slip

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By Arellana Barela Levenson, Frank Arce
| The Brunswick News Verified
By Arellana Barela Levenson and Frank Arce, Chicago Tribune When Leslie Moreno-Roacho's son Zaiden became the first child in New Mexico to receive a state-funded Baby Bond, she told a local television reporter the deposit was "a ticket to opportunities. The opportunities I never had." On July 4, millions of American families were handed the same kind of ticket. Most had no idea how to use it.
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