KidTrustFund

Invest in kids. Invest in America.

Kid trust funds made easy.

Build a trust fund plan, share one link, and stay ready for eligible government programs.

Start my kid trust fund See the government-benefit checklist

Share with family

Share KidTrustFund.com with friends and family so they can invest in your kid's future too.

After you share, start your trust fund plan to track invites and momentum.

Start a trust fund plan

5 min

Answer a few questions to begin a plan you can refine as your child grows.

Invite your circle

1 link

Share one private link so friends and family can contribute with confidence and clarity.

Private + public dollars

2 tracks

Pair long-term investing with eligible government programs so you don't miss a window.

Trust fund planning + benefits prep, together.

Create your kid's trust fund plan

Set a simple plan with goals, timelines, and guardrails you can refine over time.

Share one link with family and friends

Invite grandparents and friends to contribute to the same long-term mission.

Lock down eligible government funds

Use a checklist + paperwork workflow to stay aligned with official timelines and requirements.

Invest early, compound longer

Starting now gives every contribution more time to grow before your child becomes an adult.

Make gifting meaningful

Turn birthdays and milestones into contributions with long-term purpose.

Invest in your kid and in America

When families invest in kids, communities thrive. Build the future with steady, practical steps.

Start early. Stay ready.

Small contributions made early can matter more than larger contributions made late. And if you are also preparing for a 2026 government newborn benefit window, we keep activation notices around May 2026 and contributions starting July 4, 2026 in view.

Important

KidTrustFund is an educational and workflow tool. We do not hold funds or provide investment, tax, or legal advice. Not affiliated with any government agency.

Invest in kids

Trust fund as a service, built for families

Build a trust fund plan you can share with friends and family, then use our checklist to stay ready for eligible government programs and timelines.

Age 18+College, trade, or apprenticeshipLess stressMore options

Education choices, without the panic

A fund does not pick a path — it buys time and options when acceptance letters, apprenticeships, or tool lists arrive.

Do now

Pick a monthly amount you can keep.

Shows up as

Tuition deposits, books, fees, or tools.

1/5

First keysDeposit + moving costsStabilityHead start

First-home momentum

Saving early can turn “maybe someday” into a down payment boost, a security deposit, and the confidence to say yes sooner.

Do now

Keep contributions steady and boring (that is the superpower).

Shows up as

Security deposit, closing costs, or moving expenses.

2/5

First launchEquipment + trainingExperiment safelyBuild momentum

First business runway

A fund can be a launchpad — the kind that helps a kid take a smart swing without turning one setback into a crisis.

Do now

Set a “business” guardrail as one possible use.

Shows up as

Equipment, certifications, and startup basics.

3/5

Big moveRelocationTrainingFreedom to choose

Career freedom + resilience

The best opportunities are not always the easiest. A cushion can help your kid move, train, or pivot without derailing.

Do now

Build a “choice fund” alongside specific goals.

Shows up as

Relocation costs for the right job.

4/5

Every yearShared missionMeaningful giftingLong-term habits

A family tradition of investing in kids

A plan turns gifting into a shared mission — and gives your kid a story: people showed up, consistently, over time.

Do now

Use one link your circle recognizes and trusts.

Shows up as

Everyone feels connected to the outcome.

5/5

Legal

Important disclaimers

KidTrustFund is an educational + workflow tool — not a law firm. Nothing on this site is legal, tax, or investment advice.
We do not create a trust for you, act as trustee/custodian, or hold your money. You may need a licensed attorney and/or financial institution to set up a trust or custodial account.
Investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Contributions from friends and family are gifts and may have tax implications depending on your situation. Talk to a qualified tax professional.
Government programs can change. We are not affiliated with any government agency, public office, or political campaign and we do not guarantee eligibility, benefit amounts, or timing. Always verify with official sources.