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From birth to brokerage: Why South Korea is seeing a surge in infant investment accounts

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Justina Lee, Lisa Kim
From birth to brokerage: Why South Korea is seeing a surge in infant investment accounts
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South Korean parents are increasingly opening investment accounts for their children to leverage long-term compounding and AI-driven market growth. Many families are shifting away from traditional savings toward U.S. and domestic equity markets to secure their children's financial future.

South Korean parents are ramping up efforts to give their children a head start in building long-term wealth by opening investment accounts even before they learn to crawl out of their cribs.

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