Parents Push Teens to Start Investing Earlier Than They Did
Parents are increasingly encouraging their teenagers to start investing earlier than previous generations by opening supervised accounts that teach investment fundamentals. In response to this trend, financial firms are developing new products specifically designed for this demographic, including joint brokerage accounts and parental-managed accounts focused on exchange-traded funds.
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Parents Push Teens to Start Investing Earlier Than They Did
Parents are increasingly encouraging their teenagers to start investing earlier than previous generations by opening supervised accounts that teach investment fundamentals. In response to this trend, financial firms are developing new products specifically designed for this demographic, including joint brokerage accounts and parental-managed accounts focused on exchange-traded funds.
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