US and Spain: Government Initiatives to Boost Children's Financial Futures

In a move to address economic inequality, the US government is launching a program to provide $1,000 investment accounts for every child born between 2025 and 2029. This initiative, announced by Donald Trump, mirrors a similar program in Spain, where the government is providing €2,400 in annual aid. The US accounts will be managed by guardians, and additional private contributions are allowed. "The idea is to give new generations a solid financial foundation," explains Daniel Villares, a financial expert. The Spanish program, while different in its approach, aims to achieve a similar goal of reducing inequality. Both programs highlight the growing global focus on supporting families and ensuring a better financial future for children.