investing in shares for dummies

[iromeare]

"investing in shares for dummies One method many parents use is giving their children an allowance. A good age to start is around five. Have your child save at least a third of the allowance, whether into a piggy bank or a savings account. Lifting that bank as it fills or watching the balance number get bigger gives your child a feeling of accomplishment, while you're instilling what will hopefully be a lifelong habit. And the thought of parting with money that's theirs can help kids control impulse-spending requests. Some families empty their loose change into a big container. Kids like to watch the coins pile up and then help with sorting and wrapping. You can add up the rolls with your child and discuss how much to save and how much to spend. Your child can even help pick out a family treat to buy with your loose-change windfall. Many schools offer classes that help children develop good financial management skills. Programs like Vanguard's My Classroom Economy, which schools can use at no cost, teach children from kindergarten through 12th grade financial and economic principles appropriate for their ages and give them an opportunity to put those concepts into practice. Penang, Malaysia

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[Istiak]

I did not understand what is this site actually does? is that a crypto saving site or what? it's a very long post that you share. So you are suggesting that kids should put their little savings into crypto instead of keeping them in a piggy bank?

[mlawson71]

I am a little confused too, I confess.