An executive order set to be signed by President Donald Trump would instruct the Treasury Department to stand up a new site — TrumpIRA.gov — where private-sector workers lacking workplace retirement benefits could browse and sign up for qualifying plans, a White House official said.
The website is designed to be operational by January, when a government contribution program for low-income savers is set to begin. That benefit traces back to Secure 2.0, a Biden-era law enacted in 2022 that converted a previously nonrefundable tax credit into what it calls a "saver's match" — meaning the federal government deposits a sum equal to 50% of a worker's contribution, up to $1,000, straight into the account. The benefit applies to individuals earning less than $35,000 a year.