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Frequently Asked Questions
When should kids start career guidance?
They can begin as early as middle school—and even earlier! Early career exposure helps children explore interests, build self-awareness, and make school feel more meaningful.
What exactly happens in career counseling for kids?
Counselors typically use fun assessments—like interest inventories and aptitude tests—to help kids explore paths that align with their skills, preferences, and personalities. Then they guide children and families toward fitting educational choices and experiences.
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Can routines help with feelings?
Yes! Good routines, especially at bedtime, help kids manage emotions and feel less upset or stressed.
What is a routine?
A routine is something you do every day in the same order—like brushing your teeth, having breakfast, and then getting ready for school. It’s like following steps in a story—you know what comes next!
When should kids start learning about investing?
As early as age 3! Simple lessons like comparing a piggy bank to a growing seed can build powerful habits over time.
What’s the first step for kids to learn?
Start with saving. A clear jar lets your child actually see their money grow. Once that clicks, then introduce how investing makes it grow even more.
How can kids actually invest?
Older kids and teens can start with small investments in companies they love—like buying a piece of their favorite video-game friend’s company! It makes investing easier to understand and connect with.
Are there smart tools or accounts for kids' money?
Absolutely! Tools like the HDFC Bank SmartWealth App let you set up “Smart Jars” for goals like school or future dreams—just like a grown-up piggy bank powered by investing!