EarlyLifeInvestments

Financial education for families — budgeting, debt payoff, investing, and raising money-smart kids. No jargon. No fluff. 🌐

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By the time my kids hit middle school, their money habits were mostly set.

This is backed up by research at Cambridge indicating habits are formed by age 7 — help your children get ahead:
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Cambridge researchers found money habits are largely formed by age 7.

Not taught in school at 17... formed at home by age 7.

What does this means for your house:
https://t.co/wbiDdR8KCs

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Have you opened a brokerage account for a teen?
Fidelity vs. Schwab vs. UTMA/UGMA — what actually differs.
We chose Fidelity — it was the only option at the time.
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https://t.co/7kJbHtgPpB
#EarlyLifeInvestments #ParentingTeens #LifeSkills #MoneyHabits #FinancialLiteracy

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Have you opened a brokerage account for a teen?

70% of teens ages 13–17 are very or extremely interested in investing — and 87% want their parents involved.
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https://t.co/7kJbHtgPpB

#EarlyLifeInvestments #ParentingTeens #LifeSkills #MoneyHabits #FinancialLiteracy

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The kitchen table has always been the most powerful classroom. 🏠
Kids learn their deepest money habits at home — not in a classroom. You don't need to be a financial expert. You just need to start the conversation.
#FinancialLiteracy #MoneyHabits #FamilyFinance #ParentingTeens

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Early Life Investments is live!

Practical money guidance for teens, young adults, and families — budgeting, saving, debt reduction, and investing basics.

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#PersonalFinance #MoneyHabits

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How the viral '70-20-10 rule' could help you build a better budget https://t.co/03PRR0589Q

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3 things I learned about money that many adults don't know - Business Insider https://t.co/GP3bgwlvkr

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How much should you have in savings in your 20s? Avg individual cost of living is $3700/month, so ~$25k. The article is absolutely wrong. If you live with your parent’s it shouldn’t be less than those on trying to make it on their own! https://t.co/DG2Xj02xL5

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Saving for retirement when you’re just a teenager can feel challenging, and useless, but there are very good reasons to start early. Compound Interest and Dollar Cost Averaging are what allows investing small amounts over a long period (40+ yrs) work. https://t.co/AblUZpe9OI

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A really good review on starting retirement investing at any age. https://t.co/rMMkvBTh4O

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The benefits of compound interest on the growth of savings couldn’t be any clearer. Starting early and using time is the smartest thing you can do. https://t.co/ps6VMpsOj5

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A modification to an allowance system that could be helpful in teaching kids about responsibilities and earnings while developing the concepts of saving and planning ahead. https://t.co/Mm6in9WhYb