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Trump Accounts go live July 4, 2026. Employers can contribute up to $2,500 per child per year — tax-deductible to the business, tax-free to the employee, and non-ERISA. Here's how to plug it into your benefits stack.

Between April and May 2026, the Trump administration shipped four pro-business benefit rules and one executive order that materially change how small employers structure compensation. Here's the map.

A new DOL/Treasury/HHS proposed rule lets you offer standalone fertility coverage to employees — structured like vision or dental, with a $120,000 lifetime cap and no group-health entanglement.
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