I’d also make it interactive. Instead of lecturing, I’d involve them by using apps, games, or even opening a small investment account for them. Real-world experiences are the best teacher. I think it’s important to show the risks too, so they don’t expect quick or guaranteed results. By instilling these principles early on, I believe I’d be setting them up for financial independence and confidence in managing their money later in life. Knowledge is the foundation for future success.
I want to give my 2 boys (3 + 5 mths) a good start to life with their portfolios
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