1. Learn About Investing

Knowledge is power. Learn about finances, economy, reading and analysing company accounts. You can self educate yourself or pay for investing classes. The more you understand about how investment work the easier it will be to make an informed decision.

2. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

This has to be the number one rule of investing money wisely. Diversify your investments. Make a Proper Asset Allocation (Mix of bonds, stocks and Cash)

3. Open an Investment account

Open a bank account where every month you deposit a percentage of your monthly income. The money in this account should be used only for making investments.

4. Ignore Markets Up and Down

Markets are volatile and will have its swings the best thing is to ignore them. Nobody can predict what will happen in the short term, but history has taught us that over the long term markets move upwards.

5. Ignore The Noise

Everyday analysts and economists make predictions, estimates and give their view on how things will go, the media covers these reports extensively. The problem is that more often than not these reports are contradictory and confusing to the investors. Conclusion: Just ignore the noise.

6.Make changes as needed

Things change; you grow older and closer to retirement, you will have children, get a raise/promotion etc. Your portfolio should not be static and needs to change as your circumstances change. Make changes as needed.

7. Buy Index Fund

If all the above sound confusing just buy an index fund that tracks major indices. History has taught us that over the long term markets move upwards.

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