Investment Exercise for Teens

What should be the best Investment Exercise for Teens? Several of readers have asked me the same question. In fact, every week I receive these types of queries from several readers.

So let us today discuss the Investment Exercise for Teens. Here is a detailed guide about how you can teach your teen age children Investment.

Ex-1: Playing Board Games -

Playing Games is the Best Investment exercise for your kids. There are several reputed games available in the market. You simply have to buy these games for your teens. Studies have shown that, Games are the best & interesting ways to learn & when it comes to Finance & Investing – it should be interesting to learn otherwise the learner will lose the interest.

Here are few most famous reputed board games for Teens. Buying this games for your teen age children will be a great Investment cum gift.

01) Rich Dad’s Cashflow for Kids
02) Rich Dad’s Cashflow 101
03) Rich Dad’s Cashflow 202
04) The Game of Life
05) Monopoly

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Unfortunately many people think that, Buying a game is wastage of Money. But they don’t understand the fact that it is not the wastage of Money but it is the Investment in your Financial Knowledge. It is the Investment for your Kid.

Ex-2: Playing Online Games -

01) Moneybhai.com – Moneybhai is Free Indian stock market game which anyone can play online. Once you open an account with Moneybhai, they will give you Rs.25 Lakh Virtual cash to invest in the stock market. You have to invest those money in the Indian stocks. The Game tracks the real time prices of Indian Stocks. So it is a great way to learn.

Subscribe a Business & Investment Magazine/Newspaper for your teen age child.

02) Valueresearchonline.com -

Value research is India’s No.1 Mutual Fund Rating Agency. You can make your portfolio on Valueresearchonline for free and track it. So building a stock/MF portfolio on Value Research will be a great exercise for your teen age children.

So I think both of the above can be a Great Investment Exercise for Teens.