How does the Trump Savings Plan address the wealth divide in the United States?
Replied byBill Ackman
Founder & CEO at Pershing Square Capital Management
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Half the country does not own stocks, meaning they do not participate in capital growth. The Trump Savings Plan is basically a 401k for every worker, with a government match. It uses the power of compounding to ensure every American can build meaningful retirement savings.
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