Keep it in the family? It’s one way to make investing more engaging…
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Some people’s parents teach them how to buy their first shares, or the power of compound interest. My dad taught me that once you’ve got a bit, after that money doesn’t matter so much.
A DIY investor who cares can be much more useful to a relative on the verge of retirement than professionals concerned with their bottom line.
Don’t overdo it, and don’t shove it down other people’s throats, but enjoy it when you get the chance – and never be ashamed of it.
If you have a husband or wife and kids, it would likely change how you’d spend and invest before meeting your maker.
Help! Apparently there’s a tradition of buying newborn children presents that they will look forward to receiving when they’re older.