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I consider myself dang lucky. My parents taught me at an early age to save save save and as I grew older I learned the ins and outs of the stock market.

Starting when I was 14 my parents gave me some money to invest at birthdays and christmases. And we'd together go over the stock market and pick some out and I'd buy them. I had to do my research and write out why I chose the stock.

When I graduated college I had a portfolio worth over 50,000. I also had 88 savings bonds since along with a toy my grandparents gave me a savings bond for my birthday and christmas every year. 22 x 2 from each grandparent twice a year is 88.

I have always had a good portfolio and invested wisely. I also have learned to save.

Because of this I can be a stay at home mom right now. We're living on my husband's income but we have the fallback provided by my investments and our savings if something happens.


13 posted on 01/01/2007 8:09:09 AM PST by dleecomeback07 (Does anyone have a QB the Bears can borrow?)
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I think teaching kids about money is very important. No matter what kind of financial situation you are.


14 posted on 01/01/2007 8:10:13 AM PST by dleecomeback07 (Does anyone have a QB the Bears can borrow?)
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