In this second half of a two part discussion, David and Mason unpack the controversial new “Trump Accounts”, investment accounts created for every child born in the US in 2025 and beyond. While headlines focus on the $1,000 starter deposit, we dig deeper into what these accounts actually are, how they’re taxed, and whether they’re a smart financial move or just a flashy political stunt.

We break down the numbers, explore the inflationary impact on the stock market, and debate if this really helps families or just sets up future tax grabs. And we don't fully agree on everything. But we end with challenging the scarcity mindset and discuss what this could mean for the next generation’s financial future if they decide to actually use it.