2025-12-06 01:23:48

Forget traditional allowances. When my kids are old enough to grasp what money really means, we're diving into something different. We'll pick apart actual businesses together—study what they make, dig into their numbers, figure out why some thrive while others tank. Instead of handing them cash every week, I'm paying them in equity. Let them learn by owning, not just spending.

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0xSoulless

· 2h ago

Another new way to fleece people, except this time they're targeting their own children.

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SingleForYears

· 4h ago

This idea is pretty wild, but is it reliable? Can it really teach kids to be good at managing money, or is it just another armchair theorist dad?

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AllInDaddy

· 12-06 01:50

This approach is brilliant—much more practical than any financial literacy class. It lets them experience the feeling of ownership from a young age.

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defi_detective

· 12-06 01:49

Wow, this approach is brilliant—it's a hundred times smarter than giving pocket money.

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FloorSweeper

· 12-06 01:48

honestly this is peak wealthy parent theater... paying kids in equity so they "learn ownership" but really just teaching them to live in your portfolio. bet most of these kids end up paper hands anyway once they taste real losses lol

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