NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fidelity Investments on Tuesday launched a commission-free brokerage account for 13- to 17-year-olds that lets them trade stocks on a mobile app, as well as save and spend using a ...

After rolling out a pilot verison in the middle of 2020, Fidelity is launching a Youth Account. It's “the account where teens 13 to 17 can learn to spend, save and invest,” according to Fidelity.

LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) - Fidelity Investments is joining a growing list of investment groups allowing teens to trade stocks. The brokerage giant says the Fidelity Youth Account is aimed at getting teens ...

BOSTON (CBS) -- Fidelity Investments has created an account aimed at getting teens involved in saving, spending, and investing. With the account, 13-to-17-year-olds can trade most US stocks, ETFs, and ...

On Tuesday, Fidelity launched the Fidelity Youth Account, a teen-owned brokerage account that comes with a debit card. Unlike UGMA or UTMA accounts, which have been around for some time, the minor—not ...

Investing for kids typically revolves around custodial accounts like custodial IRAs or 529 plans. Fidelity has leaned into the younger generation with investment accounts and an app aimed at teens.

If you ask teens to name their favorite shoe and apparel company, fast-food restaurant, or cellphone retailer, brands such as Nike, Chipotle, and T-Mobile would be atop many lists. But, teens’ ...