The Social Security Administration is working to boost enrollment in a savings program for newborns that saw slow initial adoption.
The accounts, which some have nicknamed "Trump accounts," were established as part of a recent policy initiative. However, enrollment has lagged below expectations since the program's launch.
Social Security officials are now implementing strategies to increase sign-ups among new parents and guardians. Despite these efforts, several issues remain unresolved that could continue to hinder broader participation in the program.
