
Getting Started with Investing:
1. Educate yourself about different investment options. There are millions of possibilities for sure, but is it good for me? This is what I really want? How is it gonna influence my tax? When do I want to retire? What are the actual big trends? Should I stick with them?
2. Start small and increase your investments as you learn. The first step is not to put all your savings in some investments! Believe me! There will be nothing to happen if you are ready to learn and miss out on some opportunities you think are great at the first moment. Maybe a few months later you will realize that the best thing you did was not to rush! For sure, making steps after a little while and investing monthly is crucial, but better to learn, try, and then invest with confidence!
3. Consider working with financial mentors for personalized guidance. I do not say you need some guy in a well-tailored suit to offer you a specific product, because if you are willing to learn it will cost a lot. I mean the yearly costs of some investments offered by specialists are high and they could be unfavorable as well and the chance to overperform in the market is low!
4. Read about money and investing! Reading, reading, and reading! Yes! You need to understand personal finances deeply and some markets like gold or the stock market before you do the steps. (Here is my book!)
