Brad Gerstner says a $4 trillion program giving families with zero universal investment accounts for children could expand financial mobility. He projects about $50,000 at 18, $200,000 at 30 and $1 million by 55, broadening ownership in U.S. companies.
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Brad Gerstner says a $4 trillion program giving families with zero universal investment accounts for children could expand financial mobility. He projects about $50,000 at 18, $200,000 at 30 and $1 million by 55, broadening ownership in U.S. companies.
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