There are likely several people that you have a problem buying for when it comes to Christmas presents. Well, one thing that many people resort to is giving gift cards, money, or potentially investment products/accounts. This is perfectly fine, but we want to make sure that we do it in a way that is most mutually beneficial to the gift giver and receiver. We can change the lives of many around us by helping to set them up for the future with investments that will grow over time. This can be an immediate way to make a long-term difference in someone's life that you can definitely consider this Christmas. We will discuss:
1. How to give money during Christmas time
2. How giving to children can be done through 529 plans & UTMAs/UGMAs.
3. How you can gift shares of stock and other financial instruments
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