Your Freedom Account · Nov 1, 2036
$32,998
Compared with November 1, 2035: +16.4% · $28,355 → $32,998 · $4,642 this year
November 1 report
Leaders on the hook
Not GDP. Not a departmental dashboard. An inheritable balance. Federal elections fall in early November. You see whether leaders grew what you own — or grew what you owe — before you vote.
Election year
This is the scoreboard before the vote
Sample only — not a live account. Same clock math: about $2,941 invested each year per person from January 1, 2028. Debt growing at 4% a year. Pick an election year. 2028 is the first November 1 after accounts open, so year-over-year percent starts in 2029.
Your share of national debt · same window
$168,271
+4.0% · $161,799 → $168,271 · $6,472 this year
If the debt share keeps climbing faster than ownership, that is a record you can vote on. Illustration, not a guarantee. Account growth is a chosen compounding path (3%, 6%, or 9%) plus annual investment. Debt uses the clock’s 4% path. Markets go up and down. The civic design is the date and the comparison — not a promised return.
What the President publishes
In total and per eligible person
- Trust and aggregate account value, in total and per eligible person
- Year-end spend-it-or-lose-it credits
- Real property and mineral credits
- Ineffectual-spending amounts designated, approved, and rejected
- Healthcare and education bill-pay totals
- The 0.75 percent fee
- Guaranteed Social Security floors versus invested balances
English is the language of the Trust. Same rules for every eligible citizen and lawful permanent resident.