You can't legally invest in your child's name, and kids can pay a whopping 66% tax on investment income, so you need to tread carefully if you want to invest for their future.
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If you had of told me only a few years ago that I would soon be investing in shares, rather than real estate, I might not have believed you, writes Brenda James.
Peter has $106,000 in the bank and asks Paul Clitheroe, "Where should I invest it short-term in order to buy property?"
"I decided what I really wanted my life to look like in five years. I wanted to own a house and a car and to have won awards for my craftwork," says Joanna Jones.
Alisha and Leo wanted to become a nomadic family with their baby Dom, but initially didn't want to part with their expensive couch.
Jason has been on the retire-early journey for 20 years and is on the verge of deciding whether to leave his well-paid corporate job.
Thirty-year-old Pat Seyrak has an ambitious goal: to retire at the age of 35.
Self-directed investors who want to improve their knowledge and skills have many good sources of information to draw on, much of it free. Here are 10 places where you can go for help.
Dee has put aside money for her grandkids but says they are too young to be handed thousands of dollars. Paul Clitheroe advises where to invest in the meantime.
Why do parents spend so much time ferrying their kids to sport and dance classes and so little time teaching them how to be wise investors?
