President Donald Trump speaks at Wheeler High School in Marietta Wednesday to promote the Trump Accounts program. President Donald Trump addresses the crowd July 22 at Wheeler High School in Marietta. President Donald Trump was the headline speaker at a July 22 event — where he touted Trump Accounts — in Cobb County. From left, President Donald Trump and Mike Plant, president and CEO of Braves Development Co., stand by as former Braves Manager Brian Snitker speaks during a July 22 program at Wheeler High School in Marietta. President Donald Trump, left, listens while Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson speaks July 22 at Wheeler High School in Marietta. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent talks about Trump Accounts at Wheeler High School in Marietta July 22. President Donald Trump looks on as Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson speaks July 22 at Wheeler High School in Marietta. President Donald Trump, accompanied by members of his administration and state political hopefuls, appeared at Wheeler High School in Marietta July 22 to encourage enrollment in the Trump Accounts program. Trump Accounts is a new program offering investment accounts for children younger than 18. Children born between Jan. 1, 2025, and Dec. 31, 2028, receive a $1,000 deposit from the U.S. Treasury. Parents and guardians also can open accounts for their children, and can manage contributions into the account. The Trump Accounts program opened July 4. For more information on the…
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