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States that will benefit most from Trump accounts based on birth projections

Coming years, SmartAsset examined state fertility and replacement rates to identify states with the most children, ranking them by the share of women aged 20 to 34 linked to projected replacement rates for 2025, with analysis reviewed and distributed by Stacker.
By comparing the number of women aged 20 to 34 with statewide fertility rates, SmartAsset uses an average fertility rate 85 births per 1,000 as a benchmark to project annual births over the coming years.
Utah shows the largest young-woman share and projected births, with 11.73% of its population aged 20–34 and 34,119 annual births, while Alaska and Wyoming record the highest births per 1,000 at 122 and 118.
New tax legislation creates a $1,000 initial investment for each American newborn, and SmartAsset projects 976,304 new babies this year, showing the policy's immediate impact on parents and families.
Regional contrasts show Northeast states with few young women, as Maine and Vermont have 8.9% and 9.1% respectively, while Mississippi, Nebraska, and North Dakota register the highest fertility rates.

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