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An investment product for "5 grand for your new niece in 20 years..." situations [closed]

Say your favorite friend or relative has a new child, or perhaps a toddler. You want to give/invest a lump sum $5000 to the youth in question .... so it will only be available in say 20 or 25 years. ...
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Child account investment options (EU)

So, having two little ones, I decided to set up investment accounts for them. The idea is that these would be focused on long term buy&hold (mostly dividend growth stocks). Since I live in Austria/...
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What’s the best method to save money on behalf of a baby?

What’s the best method to save money for a baby? Assume I can afford to save a small sum ($25-$75) every month. What’s the best investment vehicle? I would hope to amass a significant sum by the ...
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Savings Accounts for Future Child Expenses

If I were looking to have a kid in the next 3-6 years, what (if any) tax-advantaged plans exist to help saving for future, related expenses? To be more specific, there are numerous types of savings ...
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Where can I put savings for my kid that I literally cannot withdraw from?

I currently have a second savings account where I'm saving money for my child's future - most likely it will be used for their college and/or wedding. I've heard horror stories of parents stealing ...
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Choosing a vehicle to invest a kid's money on their behalf (college, etc.)?

This is a variation on Strategies for putting away money for a child's future (college, etc.)? My question regards money gifted to a kid (by a family member in this case). What should I ...
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Long term investing on behalf of newborn

I have some gifts from friends and family for my newborn daughter. I would like to invest these but I don't know what is the best way. 529 plans spring to mind but I don't know what the educational ...
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Can I start a 529 plan for a child before the child is born?

A recent question got me wondering about this one: Conventional wisdom says "It's never too early to start saving for your kid's college education." But a 529 plan is taken out for a specific person. ...
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Strategies for putting away money for a child's future (college, etc.)?

So my wife and I will be having our first child at the end of the year, and I'm trying to devise a strategy for things like putting money away for the little person now, while I have the time and ...
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What is a good investment vehicle for introducing kids to investing?

We have been paying our four kids a small allowance. We help them split their money by percentage into different categories (savings, investment, responsibility, school, play, etc.) One of the ...
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How should I go about investing/saving for my children's college education?

I have 2 kids (10 and 6) and I was thinking about putting money away for them (for college, for instance). I've looked at various options and the more I look, the more I am confused with the array of ...
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What are the best options for an RESP for my 2 year old kid?

Just starting to look into RESPs for my kid. There are RESP funds, or I could just throw money in a GIC... wondering where else I should look... and what I can do.
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