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Do you want to be in a position where you are financially independent, able to support yourself and your family without relying solely on the income from your job?
This is a common aim for a lot of people but most who do manage to achieve this don’t achieve it until later in life when they are too old to fully enjoy it. Some people never achieve financial independence and end up relying on their work for the rest of their lives.
The way to achieve this is simple. Spend less than you earn and invest the difference.
This book will show you how. It will give you some really easy, practical methods of reducing your outgoings that you probably haven’t thought of. It will show you how you can go about safely investing the money you save to bring you closer to your financial independence.
The stock market is often called the greatest opportunity machine in the world. There are millions already making passive income by investing in the stock market. However, for beginners with small amounts of money or no money, it can be difficult to know where to start.
This is where this book comes in. It is written specifically for beginners with easy to understand explanations and diagrams.
It will teach you:
The seven types of income
The power of compounding
How to cut through investing jargon
How to value investments and companies
Goal setting, financial planning and risk
How to read financial statements
Investment strategies Asset allocation
Types of investor
Types of investment
How to free up money to invest
How to avoid costly money mistakes How to make a trade How to choose a broker
It’s entirely possible for anyone to become financially independent with a little bit of knowledge and discipline. Take your first step to building that knowledge by reading What the f*ck is investing?
