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Three accounts old money families open before their children can read

Edmund Cavendish Hale1:43

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Here is how wealthy families raise millionaire kids, and you should do the same.

Number one, start with a $50 weekly investment into a UGMA account. That's called a Uniform Gift to Minors Account. Basically, a brokerage account for your child. That works out to just $2,600 a year. Put it into a growth fund, an ETF or an index, which historically returns about 10% after inflation. Every single week from birth until 18, then stop. By age 65, that account grows to about $8.7 million. You only put in $47,000 total.

Number two, fund a custodial Roth IRA for your kid. Have them work for your business. You can legally pay them up to $7,000 a year. Put all of it into that same ETF. Do that from age 10 until 18. By 65, it becomes worth around $4.2 million, 100% tax-free, and they only put in $56,000. That is the power of time and tax-free growth.

Number three, they keep contributing to that same Roth after 18. Max it out every single year. If they stay consistent until 65, $18.3 million entirely tax-free. That is generational wealth built from smart habits, early starts, and consistency. No fancy accounting, just time, discipline, and good choices.

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