@Caspercapital

Make your kid a multimillionaire (tax-free) ⤵️

Here’s how it breaks down: 💸

If your kid starts earning money at age 10 (babysitting, helping in your business, side hustles)…

and you invest $7,000/year for them 

until retirement at 60 inside a Roth IRA…

they could walk away with almost $10 million — completely tax-free.

Here’s how it grows (assuming a 10% average return):

➡️ Age 10: $7,700
➡️ Age 15: $59,410
➡️ Age 20: $142,690
➡️ Age 30: $492,819
➡️ Age 40: $1,400,964
➡️ Age 50: $3,756,459
➡️ Age 60 (retirement): $9,866,005

Important notes:

•	Must have earned income (legit work — not allowance).

•	You control the account until they’re 18 or 21 depending on your state.

•	Roth IRAs grow 100% tax-free — no taxes on withdrawals in retirement.

⸻

Invest consistently.

Let compound interest run wild.

Change your family’s financial situation forever. 📈💸

@caseybills5517

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@PFGFrankly

Thats the point, you made the system we follow and avoid those scams

@ESTG349

The only problem is that I don't have 7k sitting in my bank every year

@chrisnedeski7104

Lets make me rich - uh " is fuckin accurate 😂

@MuffinAntonina

Thanks, now I can be good dad for my son

@SatuSatu-u9m

Thanks, now I can be good dad for my son❤

@JustinRayReinschJr

Me investing 700000 dollars. Now I have One billion dollars. Wait, hold up.

@Mayozno

First step. Be rich.

@Farnowdi

Bro found the infinite money glitch 💀

@mattjameshart

I want them to be successful. But I want them to be successful on what they love

@Shabana-hv9ic

Custodial accounts have to reported when you’re a student applying for financial aid.  They are considered student assets and you will be expected to pay for college with some of that money.

@sdy.deathcall9608

7k? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 most parents out here living paycheck to paycheck

@maximus_original

It's sad that people that are investing getting rich but jobs like Farmers dont get nearly  as much

@genesis1one

Put 10k in a Roth S&P index (low expense ratio)fund when your son is born and when he turns 62, he’ll have the equivalent of about 1.5 million of today’s buying power.

@darkillusion1783

Its funny to see a broker that knows about MF fees but not about index.

@gigachadnunu

if the boss doesnt make a penny off him then he would obviously decline the offer

@MaceteMusic101

is it better to buy index funds or in dividents? Im sorry im new dont know what index funds are yet.

@Muhammad-ym3qt

Son will " retire "😂😂😂😂

@Realitychannel-p2f

I might as well try this..