This thread can act as the portal for ways to profit legally from children. There are many threads regarding the expense of having children, how to save, etc., etc., but that's just one side of the equation! For purposes of this thread, we will consider any person under the age of 21 a "child" because many young adults are still living at home at that age and can therefore still be a source of income. Please feel free to flesh out any of these ideas with actual facts.... 1) Open up an IRA as soon as your child earns any income at all and put all of that child's earned income into the IRA. This will Balloon into a ton of money by the time you are ready to retire. Make sure your child is raised knowing that this money belongs to you and that your child can have his or her own children to fund their own retirement. Hopefully, your child will turn the money over to you when the time is right. At least, if raised right, this won't be a problem. Once the child turns 21, s/he can open up a separate account for their own retirement (to be supplemented by their own children later). 2) Apply to be a foster parent. Before doing so, determine how much money you receive per child, and what the least amount of money you can spend to provide for that child's health and welfare is. If you are in the green, become a foster parent for as many children as you can comfortably fit in rooms with windows. 3) Try and foster children with medical problems who qualify for medical trials/surveys, etc. See How to make the most from your body fluids, medical and drug trials, etc. 4) Do your best to breed with a good looking partner, so your child can make money of his or her looks by modeling. This could also be a consideration for fostering children. 5) Apply for credit in your child's name as early as possible. Then, do an AOR to maximize 0% loans to be put in the State Bank of Toledo to earn 6.01% in their reward checking account. 6) If your public school is terrible, consider home schooling. This can be time consuming, but if done right, your child will definitely understand why you are entitled to his IRA account (see 1 above). These are just a few great ideas and I am sure the community can come up with more! |

