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Raising Rich Kids Challenge

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Three days. Live. Let's set your kids up.

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The Reel That Started It All

Thousands of parents asked the same question. This e-book is the answer.

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"Opened my 7-year-old's first Roth IRA last week. I had no idea it was this simple."

Maria T.

Mom of two, Hawaii

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"We finally had the money talk with our kids. This guide made it easy and fun."

Derek M.

Dad of three, California

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"Built my daughter's credit before she turned 16. Wish I had this 10 years ago."

Priya K.

Parent, New York

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"Less than the cost of dinner out. Worth every single penny for my family's future."

James L.

Dad, Florida

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The exact same 18 years, started at 25
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The Question Nobody Asked Me

I was a licensed civil engineer for ten years. Good job, steady paycheck, every box checked.

I was also six figures in debt.

Not from anything reckless. I grew up in low-income housing with a single mom on Maui, put myself through college pregnant and broke, and figured the degree and title would sort the money out eventually. They didn't.

I had my daughter at 19. I wasn't thinking about investing or generational wealth. I was just trying to figure my own life out. She didn't get the head start I'm giving my son now, and that's okay. Once I got my footing in real estate, I brought her with me. Site visits, property tours, deal conversations. She watched.

She's 20 now. Made her first $10,000 investment at 19. I added her as an authorized user at 16, so by the time she was making her own decisions, she already had a foundation under her.

With my son, I'm not waiting for someday. He's 11. He's already earning money, already has a Roth IRA, already knows the difference between an asset and a liability.

The gap between kids who grow up around money and kids who don't isn't luck. It's not even income. It's knowledge, timing, and which accounts you use.

Why Right Now?

25 years of compounding you can't get back.

A custodial account opened and invested from birth to 18, then left alone to grow, can turn into roughly $1.7 million by retirement. The same money started at 25 instead of birth? Around $297,000.

Same dollars in. Same effort. The only difference is time you can't buy back later.

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$1.7M

Started at birth

Before You Join,

Let's Be Honest

This challenge is for you if...

  • You've been meaning to teach your kids about money "someday" and you're done waiting

  • ✓You want your kids to see real money decisions, not just hear a lecture about them

  • ✓You're ready to open an actual account this week, not just think about it

  • ✓You want your kids to have a head start you didn't get, whatever their age is right now

  • ✓You know the knowledge gap is the real gap, and you're tired of guessing at it

This challenge is not for you if...

  • You're looking for a get rich quick trick for your kid. That's not this

  • You want someone to open the account for you. I'm walking you through it, not doing it for you

  • You're not willing to show up for one dedicated hour a day to this

  • You think this only applies once your kids are older. It doesn't, there's a lane for every age

Frequently Asked Questions

If you have more questions, please ask us on our email info@zashasmith.com!

Do I need to have money saved up already to start investing?

No! Day 2 is built specifically to find money that's already leaving your account, not to ask you for more of it. Most people find $200 to $500 a month hiding in plain sight before we even talk about opening an account.

My kid is a teenager, not a baby. Is this still for me?

YES! This challenge is designed to meet you and your kids wherever you're at right now. I'll break it down into age groups which gives you options no matter how old your kids are.

What if I don't have a lot of extra money to invest right now?

No worries! If there's nothing extra to contribute yet, don't worry. We'll cover which free account you can open to get started today.

Do I need to already understand investing?

Not necessarily... while you don't need to know all things financial, this challenge was created for people who know they need to be investing and why investing is important for their future.

So if you know those two things, this challenge is for you! Don't worry, I'll teach you the investing basics and exactly which account fits your situation before we open anything.

I already bought the Raising Rich Kids ebook. Do I still pay?

If you've already bought the ebook, check your email... I sent out a special invite straight to your inbox! If you don't see it, email me at info@zashasmith.com and I'll get you set up!

Can my kid be on the calls?

Absolutely! As long as they're at an age where they can understand the concepts, I'd love to see them on the calls with you!

What if I open the account during the challenge and change my mind?

The accounts we open are yours, held directly on your chosen investing platform, not through me. You're always in full control of them.

Is this only for parents?

Nope! Grandparents, aunts, uncles, guardians... anyone who wants to give a kid in their life a financial head start is welcome.

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Where they're headed. Find the money. Open the account.

Three sessions. One hour a day. A head start that outlasts the challenge.

P.S. You didn't get taught this. That's not your fault, and it's not too late to fix it for you. But your kids don't have to wait until their 30s to learn it the way we did. Every year you wait is a year of compounding they don't get back.

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