Looking beyond your local bank can pay dividends for your child.

It's never too early to start investing for your kids and teaching them the concept of setting aside money for a goal. The more time you have in the market, the more your money can grow.

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Whether your child is in grade school or high school, giving them a bank account and debit card can help teach valuable ...

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Most children will start to learn about money from an early age. For parents, teaching them about it when they begin to show an interest can be a good way to set them up for the future. There are ...

Erin Bendig has extensive experience in various areas of personal finance. She previously worked as a staff writer for Kiplinger.com, focusing primarily on savings accounts and banking. In ...

Erin Bendig has extensive experience in various areas of personal finance. She previously worked as a staff writer for Kiplinger.com, focusing primarily on savings accounts and banking. In ...

Looking beyond your local bank can pay dividends for your child. Our expert-vetted Best in Finance Award winners can help you start your search Aly J. Yale is a contributor at Buy Side from WSJ ...