I recently closed an education/insurance policy I had at a bank because my financial situation changed. I got a payout of about HK$20,000. What would be a good long-term invest with this money for my child’s university education? She is 11 years old now.
Sheila Dickinson replies: When it comes to education planning and funding, there isn’t a rule of thumb. You should first look at the fundamentals such as where you are now, how many children you have, how old they are, how long it is before you need the education fund, what ambitions do you have for your children and what level of education you want to provide. more…
PRESS RELEASE
Daily7 and Daily10 launches online newspapers for kids
HONG KONG, JUNE 17, 2010: Step Max Ltd, the leading publisher of English language newspapers for children aged 5 to 11, has launched a digital version of its newspapers. Daily7 and Daily10 are now available online via the company’s website www.daily7-daily10.com. Subscribers can log on to read the news which is updated every day except on Sundays.
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I’d like my child to develop his love of writing further. How can I do this? He is 9 years old, and likes to write ‘imaginary’ stories. He is very creative!
Mio Debnam replies: It’s lovely to hear of a child who loves to write and has a good imagination! I think that having the enthusiasm and the drive to write are two of the most important things to being a writer, so he is well on his way. more…
PRESS RELEASE
LAUNCH DATE: 5th February, 2010
This month (February, 2010), Daily7 and Daily10, Hong Kong’s leading English language daily children’s newspapers will be launching a new and exciting product. Children aged 2 to 5 will now have their own little paper.
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