Children 18 years old or younger may have a special investment account in their name. These accounts invest money in the stock market for the child's benefit. A one-time government contribution of $1,000 is available to some eligible babies and newborns.

The accounts are managed on behalf of the child, with access restricted until they reach adulthood. Further information about these investment accounts is available, including details on eligibility and activation.

Parents and guardians are advised to review the status of these accounts, as enrollment may have occurred automatically, and formal activation may still be required.