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About 'chartered management accountants'|Chartered Accountants and the Battle of Manitoba








               Several               studies               have               shown               that               investing               at               a               young               age               pays               off               and               can               help               children               understand               complex               financial               decisions               better.

CNBC               recently               highlighted               how               new               games               are               targeting               children               to               teach               them               about               investing               and               saving.

There               is               a               movement               to               make               financial               lessons               a               part               of               every               child's               education.
               Eileen               Reid,               a               teacher               from               Maryland,               explains               that               she               uses               the               JA               Finance               Park               Virtual               game               in               her               lesson               plans.

Students               learn               about               finances,               budgets,               savings               and               bills               as               they               go               through               the               online               program.

Learning               about               investing               at               a               young               age               can               lead               some               of               them               to               pursue               careers               in               this               field.

Tom               Dyson,               a               contributor               to               "The               Palm               Beach               Letter,"               is               one               example               of               how               investing               can               become               a               lifelong               pursuit.

Dyson               bought               his               first               stock               at               the               age               of               11,               and               this               early               investment               sparked               his               interest               in               finances.

He               went               on               to               graduate               from               the               University               of               Nottingham               and               joined               the               Chartered               Institute               of               Management               Accountants.

The               stocks               he               bought               at               11               led               Dyson               to               eventually               work               at               Salomon               Brothers,               Citigroup               and               to               write               "The               12%               Letter."
               Reid               explains               that               giving               children               access               to               games               and               tools               that               teach               them               about               investing               is               crucial               to               building               an               early               understanding               of               financial               markets.

This               allows               them               to               be               better               prepared               to               handle               their               own               bills               and               investments               once               they               grow               up.

Tom               Dyson               mentions               that               education               does               not               stop               once               you               are               out               of               school,               so               he               has               dedicated               his               time               to               writing               books               and               articles               that               help               adults               stay               ahead               of               changes               in               the               financial               markets.

Dyson               explains               that               the               stock               market               can               provide               valuable               lessons               about               the               world               that               can               be               useful               for               young               investors.

CNBC               points               out               that               fighting               financial               ignorance               is               something               schools               are               starting               to               recognize               as               an               important               part               of               the               curriculum.

Before               children               graduate               from               high               school,               they               need               to               have               the               chance               to               learn               about               handling               their               own               finances               effectively.






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