Does your child has what it takes to be the next member of the Teen Millionaires Club? Golden Financial Services continues their series on Kids and Money by introducing children who became millionaires by the age of 20 and notes some of the traits they all have in common. http://nomorecreditcards.com/?p=3196

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2. Name: Cameron Johnson
Age: 14
Business: Cheers and Tears, My
EZ Mail
Cameron Johnson started selling
off his sister’s Beanie Babies at the
age of nine and then branched out
into doing invitations for his
parent’s friends, finally creating a
greeting card company, Cheers
and Tears. He then started other
ventures including My EZ Mail and
Surfingprizes.com. He was a
millionaire by the time he
graduated high school.
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3. Name: Fraser Doherty
Age: 14
Business: Super Jam
Fraser Doherty stated teaching jam
making at the age of 14 years old
and started selling jam in his
neighborhood at the age of 16. He
had sales of over 1.2 million dollars
in 2011.
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4. Name: Ashley Qualls
Age Started: 17
Business: Whateverlife
Ashley made her first million at the
age of 17. She created a
website, Whateverlife.com, which
provided HTML tutorials and free
MySpace layouts. She started it all
by borrowing $8 from her mother
and today has a net worth of 8
million dollars.
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5. Name: Juliette Brindak
Age Started: 10
Business: Miss O and Friends
Juliette started a website Miss O
and Friends when she was only 10
years old and today she has a net
worth of 15 million dollars. Her
website is targeted at teenage girls
and contains celeb gossip, games,
friends, and more. She also
launched a line of Miss O and
Friends books.
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6. Name: Nick D’Aloisio
Age: 17
Business: Trimit, Summly
Nick D'Aloisio first created Trimit IOS
App in 2011 which condensed the text
of documents. He was offered Venture
Capital of $300,000 which he used to
redesign the application. He re-
launched the App as Summly in 2011
which he recently sold to Yahoo for $30
million. Summly, condenses news
articles into a condensed form for easy
reading on Smartphones.
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7. Name: Jon Koon
Age Started: 16
Business: Tykoon Brand
Holdings
Jon Koon, now 30 years
old, started in the auto parts
business selling aftermarket parts.
More recently, he has taken on the
men's fashion world with his label
Private Stock.
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8. Name: Maddie Robinson
Age: 15
Business: Fish Flops
Maddie’s company, Fish Flops started
with personally designed flip flops and
has now expanded to shirts, hats and
books that she writes herself. Maddie
boasts sales over $1 million in 2013
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9. Name: Dr. Farrah Gray
Age: 28
Business: Farr-Out Food
Dr. Farrah Gray began his
entrepreneurial pursuits at the age of
six selling body lotion. At the age of 13,
he founded Farr-Out Food which made
him a millionaire at age 14. He is
currently estimated to be worth 20
million dollars.
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10. Name: Catherine & Dave Cook
Age: 15, 17
Business: My Yearbook
Catherine and Dave Cook started
My Yearbook, a social networking
website in 2005 and sold for over
$100 million after 6 years.
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11.  Social Media Consultant
 Ecommerce through Ebay or
website
 Sell Crafts through Etsy
 Tutoring
 Construction Cleanup Crew
 Garage sale hosting
 Holiday decorating
 Blogging
 Writing
 Website Design/programming
 Dog Walking/pet sitting
 Green Housecleaning
Top Business Ideas for Teens
 Landscaping
 Design Party Invitations
 Run Errands for Elderly
 Computer set up and repair
 Desktop publishing
 Music lessons
 Photography or Video Service
 Baking/ Cooking
 Kids Taxi Service
 Pack and Moving helper
 Party and Event Planning
 Laundry Services
 Virtual Assistant
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