Financial Firms Enable Stock Trading for Teens as Young as 13

Financial firms are increasingly making stock trading accessible to younger investors, with platforms now allowing individuals as young as 13 to trade stocks without parental approval.

26 Mar, 10:00 — 26 Mar, 10:00

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Kids as young as 13 can now trade stocks without a parent’s approval — but don’t ask them ‘How much did you make today?’

As tech platforms make trading more accessible than ever, financial firms are finding new ways to reach young investors before they’re old enough to drive.

By Venessa Wong

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Financial Firms Enable Stock Trading for Teens as Young as 13

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Kids as young as 13 can now trade stocks without a parent’s approval — but don’t ask them ‘How much did you make today?’

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