The historic gift has little precedent.

Billionaire tech executive Michael Dell is contributing more than $6 billion to President Trump's accounts for newborn babies.

The billionaire CEO of Dell Technologies told CNBC he first heard of the idea of seeding accounts from hedge fund manager Brad Gerstner.

The unprecedented gift gives 25 million American children under 10 an incentive to claim the soon-to-launch investment accounts for children.

The Dell CEO unveiled the savings accounts with President Donald Trump earlier this year, with plans to fund $1,000 in investment accounts for U.S. children.

The Dell family plans to contribute more than $6 billion to a new saving account program unveiled by President Donald Trump for U.S.-born children.

Kapitalismus von der Wiege an: Mit „Trump-Konten“ und der Spende des Computer-Unternehmers Michael Dell sollen Kinder Vermögen aufbauen.

The donation will help seed new Trump-branded investment accounts.

A pledge to seed tax-advantaged “Trump accounts” for kids too old to qualify for the $1,000 baby bonus could benefit some 25 million American children.

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