
- June15 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 11
KIDS & FINANCES
Children are notorious spenders,but they're also getting better atputting money away. According to astudy by Teenage Research Unlimited,young people aged 12 to 19made cash registers ring to the tuneof $170 billion last year, but also putsome money into savings. Morethan one third of those teens saidthey had cash in stocks, bonds,mutual funds, or CDs (the kind youbuy at a bank). Even the younger set(aged 4 to 12) managed to put awayabout $4 billion of their $27-billionannual income. Among the manyWeb sites aimed at young investorsare Liberty Financial's Young-Investor (www.younginvestor.com),the Institute for Consumer FinancialEducation (www.icfe.info),and Ernst & Young's Moneyopolis(www.moneyopolis.com). Today'sphysician-parents should encouragetheir children's saving habits andfinancial education.
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CLOUDY CRYSTAL BALLabout 18 years ago
TAX LAW FOR GULLIBLEabout 18 years ago
BOND YIELDS HIT LOWabout 18 years ago
RENTAL RATES RISINGabout 18 years ago
CONFESSING THEIR SINSabout 18 years ago
KEEPING YOUR BALANCEabout 18 years ago
PHARMACEUTICAL STOCKWATCHabout 18 years ago
DID YOU KNOW?about 18 years ago
THE PRESIDENT PAYSabout 18 years ago
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