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Kidira utilizes our proprietary marketing-based tool that allows minors to earn income by simply referring supporters to our comprehensive list of merchant partners. We have organized our merchant partners to ensure that purchases made will result in optimal results to meet your fundraising goals.
In addition to earning income from purchases made, we also provide the communication tools necessary to promote your fundraising goals, manage referral sales and manage communication with your supporters. This system enables you to solicit help from several sources, while also assisting you in maintaining communication with supporters, such as suggesting a merchant, notifying them of current promotions, and sending thank you notes for their support.
The easier it is for supporters to shop, the more they will support.
Kidira has developed software that works with your web browser that makes it effortless to support your favorite students.
We recommend that all parents and supporters apply this basic software to supercharge your fundraising efforts.
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IRAs for Kids: It will only take a few seconds for you to realize how powerful this can be for your child's investing and financial future. - Motley Fool
Start your kids on the Roth road: ...a Roth IRA offers the greatest opportunity for growth because the money grows tax-free. Kids don't need the deferred taxes feature of a traditional IRA because they're probably not paying taxes. - Bankrate.com
Why Your Kids Need a Roth IRA: Looking for the perfect gift for your children? Open a Roth for them, and start them on the road to retirement security. - Kiplinger
