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Typically, you must be 18 or 19 to legally trade stocks, depending on the country.
Minors can invest through custodial accounts managed by a guardian or parent.
These accounts allow youth to learn about investing before reaching the legal age.
Age requirements can vary, so it's important to check local laws and regulations.
Guardians make decisions in custodial accounts until the minor reaches adulthood.
Early exposure to stock trading can be a valuable financial education tool.
Understanding the risks and responsibilities of trading is crucial at any age.
Different brokers have varying policies and options for young investors.
Be aware of tax implications for earnings from investments, even in custodial accounts.