You’ve saved your money and now you want to learn how to invest $1,000. Where do you start?
If you’re new to investing, it’s likely that you may not know what to do next.
The truth is that maybe, no one in your life has taught you how to invest well, or that no one in your family has been successful with investing up until this point.
You can join our extended family of Rule #1 investors and learn from our “Uncle” Warren Buffett and “Uncle” Ben Graham, who are incredibly successful.
Investing isn’t about jumping in wherever with $1,000. It’s not about saving more to jump in with. It’s about finding something that you love and you understand to buy. Learning to invest takes a bit of time, but the rewards are well worth it.
Learn How to Find, Evaluate, and Invest in Wonderful Companies.
In this video I’ll cover how to invest $1,000, alternative places to invest, and small investment ideas…
How to Invest 1,000 Dollars (Video)
Remember, just as Warren Buffett says: “Risk comes from not knowing what you are doing.” – Warren Buffett Tweet this
Now I’d love to hear from you: “Have you held yourself back from beginning to invest because of fear? Fear of either losing money or not having enough money to make real profits?”
Did you know that the financial services industry is making millions off of letting you believe these lies?
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Be sure to check out my other resources to get more strategies to grow your wealth. For example, this post explains how to invest any amount of money in case you have more or less than a thousand dollars when starting out.
Phil Town is an investment advisor, hedge fund manager, 3x NY Times Best-Selling Author, ex-Grand Canyon river guide, and former Lieutenant in the US Army Special Forces. He and his wife, Melissa, share a passion for horses, polo, and eventing. Phil’s goal is to help you learn how to invest and achieve financial independence.
