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My teenaged brother got his first job, and I’d like to give him some starting financial tips. What do you think is most important for a teenager to understand about money?

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Never spend more than you make.
Get a credit card, put everything on it and pay it off when the bill comes. This help them build their credit score.
When my kids started driving, I added them on my credit card. They had to do the grocery shopping with a list and use their card.

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The importance of investing automatically, and early. Explain the power of compound growth in real, tangible numbers. And talk about emergency savings as a tool and a means to freedom.

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I would say teach them about a 401k and saving for retirement. I wish someone had talked to me about that when I was younger. I should have started saving for retirement sooner.

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I’m not sure their job has a 401k option, but I definitely see the value in getting him set up with an IRA.

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Personally I think saving is the most important. It’s all well and good investing etc but I think learning how to split your money is one of the basics we should all know

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My teenaged brother got his first job, and I’d like to give him some starting financial tips. What do you think is most important for a teenager to understand about money?

Never spend more than you make. Get a credit card, put everything on it and pay it off when the bill comes. This help them build their credit score. When my kids started driving, I added them on my credit card. They had to do the grocery shopping with a list and use their card.

The importance of investing automatically, and early. Explain the power of compound growth in real, tangible numbers. And talk about emergency savings as a tool and a means to freedom.

I would say teach them about a 401k and saving for retirement. I wish someone had talked to me about that when I was younger. I should have started saving for retirement sooner.

Personally I think saving is the most important. It’s all well and good investing etc but I think learning how to split your money is one of the basics we should all know

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Never spend more than you make.
Get a credit card, put everything on it and pay it off when the bill comes. This help them build their credit score.
When my kids started driving, I added them on my credit card. They had to do the grocery shopping with a list and use their card.

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