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If making a budget or owning a credit card is intimidating, investing—an integral part of growing wealth—can be downright terrifying.
It’s one thing to manage money, it’s another to put your cash towards a stock or fund knowing that there’s a risk you’ll never see your money again. How do you take that first step?
And before you ask, no I haven’t taken that step. Yes I have a job, I have some savings and I even work for a personal finance brand. At this point you’re probably wondering: what the heck is stopping me?
While I’ve soaked up a lot of information about what works and what doesn’t (I could talk your ear off about TFSAs, ETFs, RRSPs, and have a plethora of facts, stats, dos and don’ts crammed into my head), I haven’t conquered the hurdle of actually putting into action the things I’ve learned. My investing knowledge so far is like an unfinished puzzle; I’ve put together the edges, but the main picture is a work in progress…