Rent, utility bills, debt payments and groceries might seem like all you can afford when you're just starting out. But once you've mastered budgeting for those monthly expenses (and set aside at least a little cash in an emergency fund), it's time to start investing.
The tricky part is figuring out what to invest in — and how much.
As a newbie to the world of investing, you'll have a lot of questions, not the least of which is: How do I get started, and what are the best investment strategies for beginners?
Here's what you should know to start investing.
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"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” — Philippians 4:13
Learning the basics about investing can be pretty complicated and overwhelming without the proper information. Hopefully this guide can help you get started.
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