How — To Buy Stocks As A Minor

Because minors generally cannot legally enter into the binding contracts required to open a brokerage account, they must use specialized accounts managed by an adult to buy and own stocks. Primary Ways for Minors to Buy Stocks

The most common methods for a minor to invest involve a parent or guardian acting as a "custodian" who manages the account until the minor reaches the legal age of majority (usually 18 or 21, depending on the state). The ultimate guide to investing for teens - Copper Banking