Lutnick says Trump dividend won't use taxpayer funds

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Which outlets covered Lutnick says Trump dividend won't use taxpayer funds?

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Would Trump's $5,000 dividend be funded by taxpayers?

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stated that the proposed $5,000 dividend for U.S. adults would not be funded by taxpayer money. He suggested potential sources like the Trump Platinum Card program and an investment in Intel.

What are the proposed funding sources for the dividend?

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick mentioned the Trump Platinum Card program and an investment in Intel as potential funding sources. Other administration officials have suggested a congressional reconciliation process or tariff revenues.

What is the estimated cost of the dividend plan?

The estimated cost of the dividend plan is around $1.3 trillion. This figure was mentioned in relation to the congressional reconciliation process proposed by National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett.