Reinvesting
Using earnings like dividends to buy more investments, so they compound.
Reinvesting means putting your investment earnings back to work instead of spending them. Automatically reinvesting dividends buys more shares, which then earn their own dividends — a small snowball that becomes a big one over a childhood-length horizon.
Explain it to your kid
"Using what you earn to buy more investments."
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