INTRODUCTION TO INVESTMENT
Investment as defined by MACMILLAN ENGLISH DICTIONARY 'is money used in any way that earn you more money` for an example money used for buying property or shares in a company. Also investing is the process of spending money in order to improve something or make it successful. In the not shell placing your money in some sort of investment is a method of taking a predetermined amount of money and utilizing it in a way as to improve its original value and making a huge return at the long run.
Since the reason why you want to learn how to invest is to generate profit, the reason for your investment should be more important since it will affect how much returns you can earn. It will also determine the risk level you are willing to take.
Before we go deep into investment, let answer some questions pertaining investment.
- WHAT IS AN INVESTMENT?
Investment involves postponing your consumption today in order to put your savings to work.
- WHO IS AN INVESTOR?
- WHEN CAN YOU START INVESTING?
- WHY INVEST?
- INVESTMENT HORIZON.
- BENEFITS OF INVESTMENTS.
When learning about how to start investing, you need to take into consideration the amount of money at your disposal. A student may decide to invest $30 while a businessman might invest a million dollar but both will look for a return on their expenses. If you would want to invest to secure a good financial future you should be ready to manage the risk involved to secure higher returns on investments. Be aware that investing will not permit you to withdraw your money instantly.
In general, investments are categorized as low, medium and high. Investment with low risk include savings account and government bond. Medium risk investment on the other hand include certain types of property or share, while high risk investments are made up of shares from fast progressing and expanding companies exploring new markets.
Before embarking on investing, take advantage of online and offline resources that can provide introduction to investment. You can also consult an independent financial expert or adviser to walk you through the entire process.
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