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Children, let them have children's character... forcing them to grow up too quickly, I don't think is a good idea... What is certain is that when they grow up, we hope that a child can make our investment experience a good lesson.
i agree that forcing your children to understand investment since they are small is unnecessary, because it is better for children to go to school and play. there is time to help them understand investment, maybe in junior high school we as parents can give them a little bit of investment lessons, because at that age their brains can already process learning related to investment and things related to it.
I don't know if we have a different understanding of the question, but as I understand it, the intention is to only tell the children about the investment. It means that they are part of the coverage or only being part of those people who know about the parent's investment. It doesn't necessarily mean that the parents are forcing the younger generation to study and should learn about investment at an early age.
They are only considered to be part of this confidential information to at least make them know the use and purpose of the investment. I think the kids should know about this, the parents are responsible for telling the investment or at least putting it somewhere with the information about the investment.
So, when the time comes that the parents suddenly die, the kids will know the use or purpose of the investment. They can use it to their advantage, and they will never be taken advantage of by some adult that surrounds them.