Can I invest money as a teenager?

Learn why and how UK teens can start investing. While direct investments aren’t possible under 18, options like Junior ISAs, Child Trust Funds, and educational resources enable early financial growth and literacy.

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So, you're a teen in the UK, and amidst a whirlpool of school assignments, social media, and trying to figure out your own passions, you've also begun to wonder about investing. Is it possible? Is it wise? And most importantly, can you actually do it? Let's delve into these questions. Investing Basics for Teens First off, what does investing actually involve? Investing means committing money or resources to something, expecting a beneficial return over time. This could be in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or even real estate. People invest to grow their savings, beat inflation over time, and build wealth....
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