TrumpIRA.gov: what it is
TrumpIRA.gov is a U.S. Department of the Treasury website created under Executive Order 14403. It is meant to help people, especially those without a workplace retirement plan, find low-cost IRAs and learn about the Saver’s MatchEO 14403 (91 FR 24329), Sec. 2(a).
Official facts
- EO 14403, “Promoting Retirement-Savings Access for American Workers by Establishing TrumpIRA.gov,” was signed Apr. 30, 2026 and published May 5, 2026 at 91 FR 24329EO 14403 (91 FR 24329).
- Treasury must establish the site by Jan. 1, 2027EO 14403 (91 FR 24329), Sec. 2(a); the site itself says “Official Launch Jan 1, 2027”TrumpIRA.gov.
- It shall list financial institutions that offer IRAs, accept the Saver’s Match, and meet other criteria set by Treasury; explain the cost and quality criteria; and let people filter and select IRAsEO 14403 (91 FR 24329), Sec. 2(b).
- Listed IRAs: qualifying fund menus (e.g. target-date, balanced, or principal-protection funds), overall net expense ratios capped at 0.15%, and no minimum-contribution or balance requirementsEO 14403 (91 FR 24329), Sec. 2(c).
- The IRS says that starting in 2027, TrumpIRA.gov will list financial institutions that offer IRAs, accept Saver’s Match contributions, and satisfy other criteriaIRS: Saver's Match, How to prepare.
What it shows today
As of 2026-10-17, TrumpIRA.gov is a pre-launch page (“Coming 2027”) with an email sign-up and links to the White House fact sheet and executive order. It does not list any IRA providers yetTrumpIRA.gov. We re-check it on every refresh; see the provider tracker.
Common questions
What is TrumpIRA.gov?
A U.S. Treasury website established under Executive Order 14403 (Apr. 30, 2026) to give individuals, especially workers without an employer retirement plan, information about high-quality, low-cost IRAs and the Saver's Match. Its official launch is Jan. 1, 2027.
Is TrumpIRA.gov a government IRA?
No official source describes it as a government-run account. The EO says it will list financial institutions that offer IRAs, accept the Saver's Match, and meet criteria set by Treasury, and let people filter IRAs by cost and quality.
Does TrumpIRA.gov list providers yet?
Not as of 2026-10-17. The site shows a pre-launch page with an email sign-up. Treasury and the IRS anticipate more information for providers later in 2026.
Do I need TrumpIRA.gov to get the Saver's Match?
No official source says so. The IRS says eligible people who contribute to a retirement plan or IRA claim the match on Form 8880-A; the EO says individuals who contribute to qualifying IRAs and are otherwise eligible are entitled to the match.