(NEXSTAR) – Next summer, qualifying children and newborns will be able to start saving for their adult years through so-called "Trump accounts."

Who qualifies for those savings accounts will vary, as will the impact they may have per state, according to a new report.

Personal finance site SmartAsset recently analyzed states to determine, based on current fertility and replacement rates, which could have the most children in the coming years. SmartAsset considered each state's population of women between the ages of 20 and 34 and compared it with the associated fertility rate for the same age group to project how many babies may be born annually using U.S. Census Bureau data.

‘Trump accounts’ for kids are coming soon: 3 things to know

While it may not serve as an exact representation of

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