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Evan and Aidin are teenagers who want to understand investing without the jargon or social media noise. After learning about the Rule of 72, they realized something most people don't learn until much later: time is the biggest advantage young investors have. In Investing for Teenagers by a Teenager, they explore the basics of compounding, taxes, and the common investment options people hear about. They explain why simple, low-cost, long-term strategies usually beat chasing trends. This is not a promise of quick money, and it's not investment advice. It's a straightforward starting point for teens who want to build good habits early and set themselves up for a future of financial literacy.

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Evan Apte is a Junior at John Burroughs School in St. Louis. During high school, Evan became interested in the inner workings of business, joining clubs such as Young Entrepreneurs and founding his own Sports Business club with a friend. A soccer enthusiast, Evan was also intrigued by the financial enterprises behind sports at a young age, particularly player contracts, team management, and sports agencies. He hopes to learn more about international affairs and its interconnectedness to business in his undergraduate studies. Aidin Apte is a freshman at Washington University in St. Louis, currently studying biology and anthropology. During his time at WashU, Aidin became deeply interested in the intersection of healthcare and socioeconomics, which fueled his passion for researching how young teens can navigate financial stability as they enter adulthood.

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