How to Start Investing

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Investing for Beginners: How to Start Investing, When most people have extra money, they tend to purchase things that they don't really need. While the items they're buying may be useful, that extra hundred they just dropped on the latest in tech gadgets could be put to better use by investing.
Many people don't even consider investing because they think they need thousands of dollars to get started. Not true. In fact, you can get started with as little as $25 a month. Any little bit helps and the earlier you get started, the better.
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Having a Safety Net
Investing is a risk, even when investing conservatively. It's not always a huge risk, but any risk is something to consider. For this reason, you should have an emergency fund.
Most experts will recommend that you have at least six months of income in the bank or in low-risk accounts such as CDs (certificates of deposit) and money-market accounts.
Savings accounts grow interest slowly. The interest grows so slow, that outside of the benefit of keeping your money in a safe place, the account isn't doing anything else for you. A CD on the other hand, will grow interest much faster, but the downside is that you can't withdrawal your money without penalty fees, unless you're past the maturity date.
Money market accounts are more similar to the traditional savings account, but they provide higher interest. There are only a few limitations. In most cases, you will need to maintain a higher minimum balance in the account. You are also limited to the amount of checks you can write or withdrawals you make per month.
It doesn't really matter whether you choose a CD, a money market account or a regular savings account, as long as you have money to fall back on. With your safety net in place, you should start investing with money that you can spare.
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