Free Live Webinar: Join the 3,000+ Other Parents Who Have Given Their Teen's The Upper Hand in College Admissions
Get Your Teen Investing Before They Graduate, and Give Them an Extracurricular That Stands Out on College Applications
Even if you never invested yourself, even if your teen is only in 9th or 10th grade, and even if they don't have much to invest yet. Investing makes your student stand out now and hands them a skill they carry for life, with decades of time still on their side.
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Inside the Free Webinar “Get Your Teen Started with Investing,” You Will Learn:
- How a teenager with $50 can research a company the way a professional investor does, without it feeling like homework
- Why investing doesn't have to feel like gambling, and the one rule that protects your teen from day one
- What $100 a month starting at 16 looks like at retirement, and how to open the account before this weekend
- How students turn what they learn into projects and competitions that stand out on college applications, including what one student did that landed him at Cornell
- The one thing admissions officers look for in an activity list that most teens are missing, and how starting now fixes it
Every year college counselors send students to me because a teenager who can research a company, read a chart, and explain why they bought what they bought has something real to talk about in an application and an interview.
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Investing is the skill. What your teen builds with it is what stands out.
Meet Annaline - Your Workshop Host
Annaline Dinkelmann spent 10 years at Morgan Stanley before she started teaching teenagers to invest.
For the last 15 years she has taught thousands of students in workshops, at conferences, and in her virtual classroom, and since 2020 she has run the Teach Me Wall Street programs online from her office across the street from the New York Stock Exchange.
College counselors send their students to her because her graduates leave with a skill they can use and a story they can tell on an application.
Her programs have been featured on CNN International, USA Today, Newsday, and The Daily Telegraph.
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