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Custodial Accounts For Minors

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Custodial accounts for minors are financial accounts set up on behalf of a minor by a custodian, typically a parent or guardian. These accounts allow for the management and investment of assets for the benefit of the minor until they reach the age of majority.

Key Features

  • Account managed by a custodian
  • Investment of assets on behalf of the minor
  • Assets transferred to the minor at age of majority

Pros

  • Provides a way to invest and grow assets for a minor's future
  • Teaches financial responsibility at a young age
  • Can be used for education expenses or long-term savings

Cons

  • Limited control over assets until minor reaches age of majority
  • Tax implications on investments within the account

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Last updated: Fri, Apr 3, 2026, 09:47:06 AM UTC