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Shark Tank decide Kevin O’Leary, 71, spoke with the CEO of Altimeter Capital, Brad Gerstner, and Michael Dell, founder/CEO of Dell Technologies, about the Trump Accounts – also referred to as MAGA accounts (Money Account for Growth and Advancement) –  where their financial dialog immediately turned to their Super Bowl LX advert. 

On Wednesday in Washington, D.C., Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, 63, and President Donald Trump, 79, spoke to the viewers at the Trump Accounts Summit, which was created under the president’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). This is the new financial savings device from the Trump administration that will allow dad and mom to open tax-advantaged investment accounts for their kids under 18 who have a Social Security quantity.

Under the federal authorities program, every child born between Jan. 1, 2025, and Dec. 31, 2028, is predicted to obtain a one-time seed money contribution of about $1,000 made by the U.S. Treasury.

After Dell talked about the kid tax credit, Gerster explained, “Every family this year who files their taxes, or if you use Cashapp, you know, and maybe you do the 1040ez, because a lot of families don’t have their taxes preparers, or don’t file a normal return.”

“Every single person, it’s already baked into it, in Cash App and all these things,” he continued. “You’re going to get a 4547. It’s going to pop up and say, ‘Hey! Your child is eligible for a Trump Account. Do you want to claim it?”

Gerstner turned to O’Leary and said, “All you gotta do, Kevin, all your information is already filled out. You just have to say yes.”

He spoke to the viewers, “So make sure the forms are already going out to new moms. I see a lot of kids, babies in the room. All of them, including my children, are going to claim their accounts and evangelize them. There are people here working with me on the financial literacy aspect of this. Educating middle schoolers about this.”

Gerstner pointed at Dell and added, “We’re going to get this out there,” before pointing to the Super Bowl, where the Seattle Seahawks will face the New England Patriots at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, on February 8, 2026.

He went on, “Michael and I, are we going to tip our hand and tell ’em we’re going to run a Super Bowl ad or not,” while shaking his head.

Dell burst into laughter and identified, “I think you just did.”

Gerstner completed off, “Dear America, stay tuned.”

On Monday, Tech CEO Dell and his spouse, Susan, pledged $6.25 billion to fund the investment accounts for about 25 million American kids, in addition to the $250 to the Trump Accounts of eligible American kids. According to the Dells’ announcement, “Children older than 10 might benefit, too, if funds stay accessible after initial sign-ups.”