How to start with investing as a beginner?

Your 20s are the best time to start investing. 🎉 Maybe you think you don’t have enough money and investing is reserved for wealthy people but that’s not true! 🙀 In fact, if you don’t have much money, you have little to lose! 😜

Something magical happens when you invest: it’s the compound interest. 🤑

• If you invest 1 000€ at 20 years old with an interest of 7%, you will have 15 000€ at 60 years old. 💰

• If you invest 10 000€ at 55 years with an interest of 7%, you will only have 14 000€  at 60 years old. 💵

Do you see the difference? 😆

Imagine now you invest 1 000€ at 20 years old and after that, you only invest 10€ per month for 40 years, always with the interest of 7%, then you will have almost 39 000€ at 60 years old (you will only invest 5 800€ and you win 33 000€ with interest compound). 😻

Go check by yourself: Compound interest calculator 📲

So the success of compound interest is to begin early and let your money work for you. 🎉 The longer you leave your money invested, the greater the effect of compound interest. 🙌

Another advantage of investing for the long term in the stock market is if the stock market flops, your investments have time to go up again. 🎢 As you may know, the market stock works like a yo-yo. The prices go up and down all the time, this is called volatility. However, historically, in the long term, the curves are rising. 📈

Finally, if you think that investing 1 000€ isn’t possible for you, it’s not a problem if you invest less. 💪 Having more capital doesn’t make you a better investor. If you can’t grow a portfolio of 100€ or 500€, you won’t be able to grow a capital of 1 000 000€. 😏

So even if you invest only 100€ or 500€, you will still learn how to manage your capital without ruining your assets. 🤓

“You don’t need to be a rocket scientist. Investing is not a game where the guy with the 160 IQ beats the guy with 130 IQ.” – Warren Buffet. 🚀

The most important thing is to start investing and to be patient and consistent. 💵 This is your time, join us now and be the movement and make!mpact! ❤️

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