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Nancy Etz Shares How to Fund Your College Education on Your Own

October 26, 2021 By Contributor

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Are you intrigued by investing but assume it’s not the right time for you? Do you think you’re too young or don’t have enough money? This article is here to put these thoughts to rest.

The truth is that it doesn’t matter how much money you have or how much knowledge you have about investing. If you’re young, now is the perfect time to start. Keep reading to find out why you should start investing at an early age.

Investing is as Easy as It Has Ever Been

Technology has made investing accessible to pretty much anyone, and you certainly don’t need to be rich or have a college degree. You can learn all about the stock market, finance, investment research, and pretty much anything else for free online. There are so many online learning courses, videos, and articles from experienced investors who willingly share their knowledge with anyone who is interested.

The process of investing is also super easy. The times where you needed to call a stock broker and ask them to buy a certain number of stocks for you are over. With all of the online investment platforms, you can purchase and analyze stocks with the tap of a finger.

You Don’t Need to Start Big

Many people assume that investors must be older or wealthy people who can invest hundreds of thousands of dollars. That couldn’t be further from the truth! You certainly don’t need to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars to launch your investment portfolio (how many young people have that much money, anyway?).

It’s actually a good idea to start small if you’re new to investing. You shouldn’t bet all of your money on stocks until you’re more experienced in them and you know how not to lose money. For beginners, even $100 a month is enough to get into the game.

You’ll Have Time for Trial and Error

The younger you start investing, the more risk you can take. You’re investing in your future, so it’s okay if you don’t make a lot of profit right away.

Nearly all new investors make mistakes, so you should be prepared to incur some losses in the beginning. However, by learning from your mistakes, you can create the best and most profitable investment strategy for yourself.

You Can Achieve Financial Freedom Early in Life

If you start investing at a young age, your older self will thank you. At some point in your life, you’ll want to stop worrying about your bills and your job, and you’ll want to feel free.

No matter how fantastic your job is, you can’t rely on it to take care of you your entire life. That’s your responsibility. Investing now means taking control of your future and achieving financial freedom early in life.

Conclusion

Hopefully, this article was enough to convince you to start investing young. Don’t worry if it’s all new to you and you don’t have much money to invest. More knowledge and more money will come with time, but the sooner you start, the sooner you’ll achieve noticeable results!

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