Employers that contribute to Trump Accounts
Companies that have said they'll put money into their employees' children's accounts, each linked to where it was reported.
By the Sproutcalc team · Figures last checked · How we calculate
55+Companies counted by the Saving for College tracker, per Fortune (July 2026)
$2,500Most an employer can add per employee each year, tax-free
Code TAWhere employer money shows on your 2026 W-2, box 12
| Company | Contribution | Details | Reported by | Last verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| American Airlines | $1,000 match | Plus pre-tax employee contributions up to $2,500 from 2027 | Webull News | [DATE] |
| Bank of America | $1,000 match | Matches the Treasury $1,000 for employees' children | Business Insider | |
| BNY | $1,000 match | One of the first financial firms to pledge | USA Today via Yahoo Finance | |
| Charles Schwab | $1,000 | To eligible employees' Trump Accounts | Business Insider | |
| Chime | $1,000 match | Matches the Treasury $1,000 | Business Insider | |
| Chipotle | Amount not published | Named among contributing companies | Fortune | [DATE] |
| Citi | $1,000 | To employees' Trump Accounts | Business Insider | |
| Coinbase | $1,000 match | Named among companies matching the $1,000 | CPA Practice Advisor | [DATE] |
| Comcast | Amount not published | Confirmed it will contribute | Business Insider | |
| Goldman Sachs | $1,000 match | Fully matches the Treasury $1,000 | Webull News | [DATE] |
| Intel | $1,000 | For employees' newborn children | CPA Practice Advisor | [DATE] |
| JPMorgan Chase | $1,000 match | Matches the Treasury $1,000 for employees' children | Business Insider | |
| Morgan Stanley | $1,000 match | Fully matches the Treasury $1,000 | Webull News | [DATE] |
| Uber | Amount not published | Confirmed it will contribute | Business Insider |
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Employers can add up to $2,500 a year to the account of an employee or an employee's dependent. It isn't counted as your taxable income, and it counts toward the account's $5,000 yearly limit. From tax year 2026 it's reported on your W-2 in box 12 with code TA.