8Mês·

Early contact with money for the next generation 💸👶

I want to teach my children how money works at an early age, and as a little incentive I plan to give them a few shares. 💎📈 The choices are $BRK.A (-2,14%) - a classic with substance - or $LISN (+1,14%) for something sweet in the portfolio. 🍫 How do you handle this? Do you use savings accounts, ETFs or similar gifts to make it easier for your kids to get started? 💡 Let's exchange ideas! #KinderUndFinanzen
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14 Comentários

Matt@MWS

8Mês

For long-term wealth accumulation/ FTSE ALL WORLD

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Matt@MWS

8Mês

A share with a non-cash benefit (e.g. Züri Zoo or Swatch) so that they learn that there is an ROI.

Plus cheap shares in their hobbies such as Disney etc.

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Wojtek@Wojtek

8Mês

I think the direction is good with the shares but not the amount.

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HNX@Wolf_of_Heilbronn

8Mês

What could be nicer than a sweet Christmas with $LISN 🧑‍🎄 I like the approach, as a newcomer to the stock market I unfortunately don't bake such big cakes yet, so unfortunately it's not enough for LISN. But I also want to give the little ones something for the future this year, which is why I'm giving them their first ETF savings plan to go with their chocolate 👏 Constant dripping wears away the stone! Until they're both 18, they might get their driver's license from the portfolio 💸

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Timo@Aktienorang-Utan

8Mês

Dear good Santa, buy what you can buy. Shop, shop, shop, but don't burn your fingers.

Btw. I think you want to buy a percentage of Berkshire or Lindt, don't you?

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Marcel@AufderMaueraufderLauer

8Mês

There is a good book :) a dog named Money

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BamBamInvest@BamBamInvest

8Mês

I don't know how old your children are, but I think the book The Richest Man in Babylon is a good place to start. It's not that difficult to write and quite exciting.

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