The 12-year-old investor — How FIRE parents are teaching their kids to be financially savvy

Source: Business Insider

 FIRE parents are teaching their children how to get ahead financially, even before they hit double digits. Jamie Chung / Trunk ArchiveParents who have retired early or hit financial independence are teaching their children finances. Parents said their children are investing, opening retirement accounts, and starting businesses.

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