7 smart investing moves for millennials

Portia Arthur

September 10, 2017 10:22 PM

Keep it simple. Always invest in the things you know best.

Secure your future. Invest wisely

Keep it simple

Always invest in things you have much knowledge or know best. This will help you to calculate the risk, returns and make wise decisions.

And don't be misled by lofty promises, there are numerous options and resources out there, it is up to you to be vigilant, study the market first and make right decisions.

Make a plan

Planning, discipline and determination is all you need. Make a realistic budget, pay off your debts, stick to it as well as an idea of how your money will work for you.

Set specific goals

Differentiate between your needs and wants. The economy is not stable, you must be lucky and get discounts and bonuses during shopping or purchase.

Only then can you can attend to your wants from the surplus derived from your short-term needs balance.

Find an expert

When it comes to money, you need a third eye to help you manage and watch your money. Find an accountability, reliable and trustworthy person to support you achieve your target.

Get out of debt

Stop buying on credit. It's wise to keep your debt as low as you can without crippling your business. And keep your personal debt non-existent if possible.

Find other source of income

There are many opportunities out there ready to grabs. Find innovative legal ways to making extra money to increase your finances. Work hard, meet your set target at work and ask for a pay rise if you are a salary worker. You can also set up your own small business and keep all the profit to yourself.

Invest in self-development

Learning a skill or vocation is a great investment. It will give you a greater advantage in the competitive job market. Plant some seeds now so that you can stand out in the near future.

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