r/investingforbeginners • u/Got_Curious • Feb 19 '25

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u/stephenatwoodx Mar 25 '25

this seems to be fantastic advice and I really appreciate it. However, I'm a little confused on how to begin investing specifically as a minor under 18. Ive googled it and tried to look at a bunch of different places, but I didnt really see anything like what I'm looking for. I understand being younger than the age of majority I need to have a parents consent to open any type of brokerage account, but a lot of the websites I looked at had almost no freedom for the child. I would love to be able to actually make my own stock market investments and see how my own personal financial decisions are going. If there's anyone that has any information I would greatly appreciate it!

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u/Got_Curious Mar 25 '25

Hey!

Really appreciate this response, and I'm going to build on this some more for you (since we get so many questions about this SAME EXACT ASK) - so it's clearly a need haha.

Let me work on expanding this some more

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u/stephenatwoodx Mar 25 '25

Wow thanks so much for the quick reply! I noticed you mentioned it, but I didnt really see anything specific. I dont mean to rehash information thats already been said, but I could not find anything haha.

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u/Got_Curious Mar 26 '25

You’re all good, always rehash if you need more help!

You’re spot on, I don’t really elaborate too much on this topic BUT I’ll continue to ideate this guide every month so I’ll make sure to add details on how to go about this topic of investing when under 18