Want to set your kids up for a lifetime of financial success? In this episode, I show you how to get your kids/teens started with dividend investing.

I break down the concept of dividend stocks and their potential to more than double your initial investment. You'll also learn the basics of teen investing, such as the type of account needed, how to open them, and where to invest. By the end of this episode, you'll have a solid understanding of how to help your teenager start investing in dividend stocks and set them up for a successful financial future. Don't miss this opportunity to empower your kids with the knowledge and tools needed for a lifetime of smart investing decisions!

I cover the following topics in this episode:

- Why should kids/teenagers invest?
- The benefits of investing early, how Jill earned $586K more than Jack
- What should you invest in?
- How a $2,775 investment in McDonald's is worth more than $34K today
- How can you invest?
- Where should you invest? 

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