It's never too early to start saving for the future. With that in mind, several Web sites now cater to and help parents and children navigate the ins and outs of investing. If you'd like to learn more about teaching your children how to save and invest, you may want to check out one of these sites:
Kids' Money at www.kidsmoney.org. The site provides a range of topics on saving and earning money, and features a list of Web resources.
Kid Stock at www.kidsock.com. It offers information on investing with a parent's help, how stocks work and direct stock purchases.
Moneyopolis at www.moneyopolis.com. The site offers an interactive game that tests a child's math, money-saving and investing skills.
YoungBiz.com at youngbiz.com. The site has an array of feature articles and investment tips geared toward teens.
YoungInvestor.com at www.younginvestor.com. It features expert advice, calculators and investment games. However, this site requires a computer equipped with a Flash player.
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