A new Schwab Teen Investor account allows kids to buy and sell stocks themselves, with parents as joint owners.

The TSA screening line at Terminal D of DFW Airport on Thursday, November 17, 2016. (Paul Moseley/Star-Telegram) As the U.S.

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