If you want to get children interested in investing from an early age, one approach is inspiring them to do good in the world with money that will eventually belong to them.
There are plenty of compelling ways to invest ethically, which offer opportunities to teach children about overcoming challenges in the world in an age appropriate way.
We previously looked at what to consider more generally when choosing funds for a Junior Isa, to help parents looking for ideas as this year's deadline nears. 




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What should you tell children about their Junior Isa?
Start at a young age: 'Remember when your parents told you "money doesn't grow on trees" or Granny was on hand to teach you that "every penny counts"?' says Emma-Lou Montgomery, associate director for personal investing at Fidelity International.
'Well, following the events of the past few years these sayings are now more true than ever, which is why it's important to start educating your children on savings and investments from a young age.'