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$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ yes, with my dad and  siblings. But our mindset are different. I prefer dividend earning but my dad prefer to earn the difference and then move on to next stock.

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$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Invest with the family? Haha. Not many left lol 

My whole family started together in buying shares of $Singtel(Z74.SI)$ during its IPO. Singtel shares is one of the stocks we talk about during dinners. We leave the details of stock investments to each individuals.

My family setup is a little different. my parents own a freehold penthouse and that's their investment because it has doubled in the last 5 years. My dad is more traditional and doesn't invest as much. My mum on the other hand is more savvy and adventurous. She begun investing in SSB with me during the covid season then slowly moved into T-Bills and now I'm getting her to slowly try some dividend stocks which will generate cash flow for her in her golden years. My partner on the other hand, always wants to invest but has never tried. We did a plan to buy 1 APPL share a month, but it lasted for 2 months, then the fire in her died because returns were not great. But when she sees my portfolio, she gets a little jealous. So I have to educate her that it's invested over time and not all in

no to avoid misunderstanding. will share tips with family

not really, but sharing stock market with family who also is part of the Tiger Brokers member!<br> Particularly for great bargains hunting or learning from each other portfolio result as good reference since we have totally different egg's basket

No. Each individual have different preference of investment instruments and risk tolerance. Still need DYOD. unless this is a family's mutual fund entrusted to me to invest... [Happy]

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  I would so  love too!

family members could act as sleeping partners. my kids's funds are aggressively invested

I wont invest together with my family because not everyone love to invest and their pount of view also different (by the way I am in deep red  [LOL] [Facepalm], not suitable to bring someone down with me)

Investing as a family is a personal choice. I am currently trading options for my wife, meanwile i do update her when there are good deals in the stock market. She decides whether to buy. Meanwhile, for my child, instead of buying endowment insurance, whole life insurance etc, i buy term insurance and critical illness cover for her. Using the difference in premiums saved, i buy dividend stocks in a seperate portfolio. I do not believe that insurers and banks can give a better rate of return than directly investing in the stock markets. As child is young, i will let the powers of dividend investing & compounding do their magic. This dividend account, if follow plan, the dividends should at minimum be able to pay for pocket money and allowance when child grows up. One of my biggest regr

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As my wife and sister do not read much about stock market, I share what I have learnt of the latest and greatest market news with them, analyses and researches that I have read or performed, but leave their investment decisions to themselves. I hold some US stocks for my wife that I bought on her behalf before she opened her personal trading account with Tiger Brokers.

No, only individually to avoid any potential headaches with investment decisions

my wife is my fund manager. happy wife happy life ❤️

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no no no. everybody responsible with their own money. I'm not a hedge fund manager.

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$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Investing in stocks with a family member can strengthen financial bonds, foster shared goals, and provide a platform for learning about investment strategies together. It promotes collaboration and can be a fulfilling way to work towards common financial objectives. User Imagine you invest in stock together with your family member. Tell me why in 500 words ChatGPT Investing in stocks with a family member is a dynamic and strategic decision that extends beyond the realms of financial gain. This collaborative approach to wealth management holds the potential to fortify familial bonds, instill financial literacy, and create a shared legacy that transcends generations. At the heart of this decision lies the opportunity to stren

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My family setup is a little different. my parents own a freehold penthouse and that's their investment because it has doubled in the last 5 years. My dad is more traditional and doesn't invest as much. My mum on the other hand is more savvy and adventurous. She begun investing in SSB with me during the covid season then slowly moved into T-Bills and now I'm getting her to slowly try some dividend stocks which will generate cash flow for her in her golden years. My partner on the other hand, always wants to invest but has never tried. We did a plan to buy 1 APPL share a month, but it lasted for 2 months, then the fire in her died because returns were not great. But when she sees my portfolio, she gets a little jealous. So I have to educate her that it's invested over time and not all in

My whole family started together in buying shares of $Singtel(Z74.SI)$ during its IPO. Singtel shares is one of the stocks we talk about during dinners. We leave the details of stock investments to each individuals.

not really, but sharing stock market with family who also is part of the Tiger Brokers member!<br> Particularly for great bargains hunting or learning from each other portfolio result as good reference since we have totally different egg's basket

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ yes, with my dad and  siblings. But our mindset are different. I prefer dividend earning but my dad prefer to earn the difference and then move on to next stock.

Investing as a family is a personal choice. I am currently trading options for my wife, meanwile i do update her when there are good deals in the stock market. She decides whether to buy. Meanwhile, for my child, instead of buying endowment insurance, whole life insurance etc, i buy term insurance and critical illness cover for her. Using the difference in premiums saved, i buy dividend stocks in a seperate portfolio. I do not believe that insurers and banks can give a better rate of return than directly investing in the stock markets. As child is young, i will let the powers of dividend investing & compounding do their magic. This dividend account, if follow plan, the dividends should at minimum be able to pay for pocket money and allowance when child grows up. One of my biggest regr

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Invest with the family? Haha. Not many left lol 

no to avoid misunderstanding. will share tips with family

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I wont invest in stocks together with my family as my interpretion of chart might be different from their point of view. I should take pride of my own gains or loss in stocks market. Basically you are your own boss of your portfolio or you are the parent of those babies ie counters. If i have a good profit then i will donate more to the charities end of the year. Not a good year, i will still donate as i need to bring down my income tax

As my wife and sister do not read much about stock market, I share what I have learnt of the latest and greatest market news with them, analyses and researches that I have read or performed, but leave their investment decisions to themselves. I hold some US stocks for my wife that I bought on her behalf before she opened her personal trading account with Tiger Brokers.

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I wont invest together with my family because not everyone love to invest and their pount of view also different (by the way I am in deep red  [LOL] [Facepalm], not suitable to bring someone down with me)

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No, investing in stocks is an individual decision and hard to agree on which stocks to hold and when to buy/ sell. Having interests tied to money can turn ugly quickly. Not worth!

No. Each individual have different preference of investment instruments and risk tolerance. Still need DYOD. unless this is a family's mutual fund entrusted to me to invest... [Happy]

No I won't. Cos i secretly invest and build my own portfolio 😅. Cannot let my wife know later she take all the money. 😂

Absolutely! I believe we should be teaching our children from a young age about the benefits of compounding interest.