Michael Dell just dropped a jaw-dropping $6.25 billion to fund investment accounts for 25 million kids locked out of a federal savings program—targeting those under ten in lower-income zip codes. This isn’t charity; it’s a bold bet on reshaping an entire generation’s relationship with money, backed by unlikely bipartisan support from Cory Booker to Ted Cruz. If this works, kids growing up with even tiny investment accounts could change how America thinks about wealth forever.