Portfolio
The full collection of investments a person owns.
A portfolio is simply everything you own as an investor, taken together — the mix of funds and stocks across a child's accounts. A good first portfolio is usually simple: a broad, diversified core that spreads money across the whole market rather than betting on any single company.
Explain it to your kid
"All the investments you own, together."
Want to go deeper? How to build your kid's first portfolio.
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