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    1. spoken

      Bisignano warns small annual cost differences over decades meaningfully affect amounts available in adulthood.

      ““For a child investing over decades, even small differences in annual costs may have a meaningful effect on the amount available in adulthood,””

      · Treasury press and remarks · 2:06 · source · permalink
    2. spoken

      Bisignano notes small annual cost differences can meaningfully affect amounts available in adulthood for children investing over decades.

      ““For a child investing over decades, even small differences in annual costs may have a meaningful effect on the amount available in adulthood,” said Frank Bisignano, CEO of the IRS”

      · Treasury press and remarks · 2:06 · source · permalink
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      Bisignano argues small annual cost differences have meaningful effects on Trump Account balances over decades.

      ““For a child investing over decades, even small differences in annual costs may have a meaningful effect on the amount available in adulthood,” said Frank Bisignano,”

      · Treasury press and remarks · 2:06 · source · permalink
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      Bessent says Trump Account dollars should work toward children's futures, not be diminished by unnecessary fees.

      ““Every dollar in a child’s Trump Account should be working toward that child’s financial future, not diminished by unnecessary fees,””

      · Treasury press and remarks · 0:17 · source · permalink
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      Bessent says Trump Account dollars should work toward children's financial future, not be diminished by unnecessary fees.

      ““Every dollar in a child’s Trump Account should be working toward that child’s financial future, not diminished by unnecessary fees,” said Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent”

      · Treasury press and remarks · 0:17 · source · permalink

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