I want to clarify from the beginning that there is no general perfect investing because everyone has a different way of living, earning, and saving.
When I said perfect, I meant perfect adapted to your current situation.
With that out the way, we can begin now.
Before you start making any kind of plans, you should ask yourself this very important question:
“ For what do I want to start investing? “
Usually, there are about 3 answers here:
- I want to get rich by investing a little
- I want to start being more responsible with money for my future
- I want to build up a portfolio that can increase my income or fully replace it in the future
If your answer isn’t in one of these 3 kinds of big categories, I’m sorry, this article is maybe not for you.
But for those of you who are in these categories, keep on reading.
For the first case of people: I hate to be the one who brings you the harsh reality, but that isn’t going to happen. Remember, investing is not a lottery.
You should really try to think more like the 2nd and 3rd groups of people.
