Investing for kids (Australia) | Investment bonds, shares, managed funds & ETFs reviewed

Savings account, investment bonds, individual shares, managed funds or ETFs? In this video, I will compare five different ways to invest for your grandchildren’s future, and at the end of the video, I will be sharing which one I think is the best way to invest for your kids in the long term. You can learn more about investing for kids with Stockspot here: https://bit.ly/3EuahMK Did you know: Kids invest for free with Stockspot, with zero management fees on kids accounts up to $10,000 or until they turn 18, after this normal Stockspot fees apply. As you grow your primary account balance so too does your kids fee-free limit, see the full fees and pricing tiers here: https://www.stockspot.com.au/how-it-w.... View more kids and investing videos below: ▶️ 5 investing tips for new parents:    • 5 investing tips for new parents - How to ...   ▶️ Explain what is investing to kids:    • Topic 2 - Explain what is investing to kids   ▶️ Kids and their first share    • Topic 3 - Kids and their first share   --------------------------- Subscribe our Channels to learn more about intelligent investing: Facebook:   / stockspot.com.au   Instagram:   / stockspot   Twitter:   / stockspotcomau   LinkedIn:   / stockspot   Blog: https://blog.stockspot.com.au Disclaimer: Stockspot Pty Ltd ABN 87 163 214 319 i is a licensed Australian Financial Services provider (AFSL 536082) regulated by ASIC.Any advice contained in this video is general advice only and has been prepared without considering your objectives, financial situation or needs. Before making any investment decision we recommend that you consider whether it is appropriate for your situation and seek appropriate taxation and legal advice. Investing into financial products involves risk. Past performance of financial products are no assurance of future performance. Please read our Financial Services Guide on stockspot.com.au before deciding whether to obtain financial services from us. #investforkids #investingtips #Stockspot #savingforkids #kidsinvesting