Achieving Equitable Impact Through Your Spending
We give my son, Dylan, an allowance each week, and unlike your average 14-year-old, he doesn’t go out and spend it immediately. Usually, he’ll do one of two things with it: save it or invest it.
I don’t know what we did raising him, but Dylan is very intentional about his money. He thinks a lot about where his money is going and what he wants to do with it. He’s started to invest to grow his money and supplement his savings. He likes the idea of being able to buy something big later, rather than something small he wants right now. He’s hoping that he can buy a Mustang one day with the returns from ...
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