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Ah, parenting. It can be one of the most rewarding jobs in the world, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, May 30th. Ah, parenting. It can be one of the

most rewarding jobs in the world, and one of the toughest, too. Parents want to teach their children

many things. The joy of being a lifelong learner, the importance of being kind, why you really

need to sniff the weak old milk before you take a big gulp of it. Among the most important things parents

can teach their children is how to manage money, and that can be tough in this world where so many

transactions are made with cards and apps that young people can't open for themselves until

they're 18. Financial Technology or FinTech company Venmo wants to help.

Last week, Venmo announced the launch of teen accounts, which give minors a way of sending and receiving money. Parents or guardians can open a Venmo teen account on the child's behalf, linking

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