What steps should I take to start investing?

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The investment world can be daunting at times and not having all the information and resources at your disposal can make the process difficult and frustrating. Equipping yourself with the right knowledge by understanding the stock market, investment instruments, your risk tolerance and your time horizon, and having the right resources at your disposal are important aspects of managing your own money. 

In this podcast Shivani Naidoo, Portfolio Manager at Old Mutual Wealth Private Client Securities discusses the steps you should take to start investing.
  
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Chapters
  • 00:02 Hard Questions podcast introduction
  • 00:32 Introduction to Shivani Naidoo
  • 01:05 The actionable steps involved in starting out as an investor and the kind of information you need
  • 05:06 The importance of time and having patience with investing
  • 06:14 Unpacking the role that investing plays in our lives
  • 08:31 How do we create a bespoke plan for understanding our investing landscape?
  • 10:50 The psychological elements involved in investing
  • 14:00 What does it really take to start investing?
  • 15:48 Shivani shares resources for investors looking to get started
  • 17:17 Closing
21 Dec 2022 English South Africa Investing · Investing

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