Skip to content

The Rise of Early Financial Education

Financial education is starting earlier than ever before. Support classroom lessons with real-world investing.

By the UNest team · 1 min read

The Rise of Early Financial Education

A growing number of Gen Z parents are teaching money basics before their kids even start kindergarten. According to a Salon article, many parents are embracing early financial education as a tool for long-term stability. Instead of waiting until middle school or high school, some are introducing concepts like spending, saving, and even investing during the preschool years. This proactive mindset reflects a shift in how younger generations think about preparing their children for the future.

At UNest, we believe financial literacy should start early and grow with your child. One powerful way to support their future is by setting up a UTMA custodial account. These accounts allow you to invest on behalf of your child today - giving them a strong foundation for tomorrow.

Start early. Stay consistent. Your child’s future will thank you.

Open a UNest Accoun

Share this article

EmailFacebook

Start your child's account in minutes.

First year free on balances up to $300. Family can give with one link.*

Get Started
Download on the App StoreGet it on Google Play
All articles
The Nest Egg

The Nest Egg.

The UNest newsletter

A short read with money news for families, ideas for parents, simple activities to do with your kids, and updates on UNest features.

Free. Unsubscribe anytime. We’ll never share your email. Read our privacy policy.