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Privacy Policy - COPPA
We are providing the following information to our members to ensure transparency of how information is stored and handled, and to show our users that we treat information you submit at The Kidira Foundation is respected with the utmost regard. We believe that our privacy policies at The Kidira Foundation meet or exceed those policies and procedures outlined by the COPPA (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act)
Contact Information
The Kidira Foundation is the only operator collecting and maintaining children's personal information through this website. This information is never given or sold to any third party. For contact information on our privacy policy, please contact:
The Kidira Foundation
548 Market Street, Suite #39473
San Francisco, CA 94104
privacy@kidira.orgInformation Collected
The kinds of personal information collected from children (for example, name, address, email address, hobbies, etc.) and how the information is collected -- directly from the child or passively, say, through cookies.
Use of Information
The information collected is used to manage their account The Kidira Foundation. Certain information is also used to allow our users to communicate and send messages to their personal network.
Third Party
Information is never given or sold to third parties.Parental Control
Parents will have access to all accounts for their children within our website. Further, all accounts for students under 13 years of age will require parental notification and approval before their account is activated.
Parents can review their child's personal information, ask to have it deleted and refuse to allow any further collection or use of the child's information upon request. This information is accessible in the Account section under "My Profile"
Information Disclosure
The Kidira Foundation will not require a child to disclose more information than is reasonably necessary to participate in an activity as a condition of their participation.
More COPPA Information
For more information on the COPPA (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act), you can find the FTC's official page at: http://www.ftc.gov/coppa/
Testimonials
Back to school shopping at Office Depot was great! I ordered everything online and picked it up in the store the same day. And I added to my kids' college fund too!
— Alexis N, Mother of 3, New MexicoI'm so excited I get to start planning for my son's finances now. By the time he's in college, he'll have a nice chunk of change to help him with tuition.
— Brian S, Father of a 2 year old boy, MarylandMy daughter is learning work ethic, investing, and the value of a dollar. I'm so proud!
— Elaine G, Mother of a 14 year old girl, New YorkIt's so easy recommending stores to family and friends. I like it when I can send them a coupon to help them save money too!
— Julia H, CaliforniaWorking at Kid IRAŽ has allowed me to start earning and saving early. I can't wait to be a millionaire!
— Ricky L, CaliforniaThere's never been an easier way to give to my nieces and nephews. And it doesn't cost me anything extra!
— Ronald U, FloridaThe best part is seeing how these kids are learning to manage their money. I'm so glad I can say that I'm playing a role in their lives.
— Bella K, Arizona
What Others Are Saying
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KidIRA takes it further, giving parents (and other "supporters") an opportunity to save for a child using a tax-advantaged Roth IRA as the savings vehicle instead of a 529 plan...Im all for more Roths for kids. It seems to be a too well-kept secret that kids can have Roths.
- Upside of MoneyIRAs for Kids?
Not only will modest contributions add up to significant savings...but it's also a way to teach your child an invaluable lesson - one he or she isn't likely to learn in school.
- Smart MoneyIRAs for Kids
It will only take a few seconds for you to realize how powerful this can be for your child's investing and financial future.
- Motley FoolStart your kids on the Roth road
...a Roth IRA offers the greatest opportunity for growth because the money grows tax-free. Kids don't need the deferred taxes feature of a traditional IRA because they're probably not paying taxes.
- Bankrate.comWhy Your Kids Need a Roth IRA
Looking for the perfect gift for your children? Open a Roth for them, and start them on the road to retirement security.
- Kiplinger
