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Board Economics
Re: Early exposure of children to wealth and investments
by
GiftedMAN
on 24/03/2024, 17:42:45 UTC
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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.

Nowadays children are of computer age they are very fast in learning new things, new ideas and they are very fast to understand and put in practice what they see most adults do easily introducing them to things thatcwil be of great benefits to them as they keep growing won't affect their performance in school nor stop them from playing but it will give them an edge to keep in mind that they will be doing the kind of investment they see their parents or guidance do. Of course you won't start introducing them when they are at the age when they know nothing about computer nor how to operate cell phones nor other gaming devices but you start grooming them to start liking investment once they have come of age and are interested to also learn it should not be forced on them though.