Yes, a minor can invest in mutual funds but only with the representation of a legal guardian or parent. The minor must be the sole account holder and can’t be a joint account, and since a minor is not allowed to make financial decisions on their own, a parent or guardian can act as the custodian of the minor’s account. The guardian must either be a natural guardian (i.e., a parent) or a court-appointed legal guardian.
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