Part 1: Getting Started with Investing
by Eric Tyson
Investing in Your 20s and 30s For Dummies, 2nd Edition
- Cover
- Cover
- Introduction
- Part 1: Getting Started with Investing
- Part 2: Preparing Your Investing Foundation
- Part 3: Investing in Stocks, Bonds, and Funds
- Part 4: Investing in Real Estate, Small Business, and Other Investments
- Part 5: The Part of Tens
- Chapter 16: Ten Things to Know about Investing Resources
- Get Educated to Discern the Best from the Rest
- Beware “Free”
- Understand the Influence of Advertising
- Value Quality over Quantity
- Know How to Check Out a Resource
- Beware Hype and Exaggeration
- Don’t Assume Quoted Experts Know Their Stuff
- Investigate Gurus’ Claims
- Don’t Believe Investment-Newsletter Claims
- Check Out and Keep Up with My Favorite Resources
- Chapter 17: Ten Essential Tips for Investing Success
- Regularly Save and Invest 5 Percent to 10 Percent of Your Income
- Understand and Use Your Employee Benefits
- Thoroughly Research Before You Invest
- Shun Investments with High Commissions and Expenses
- Invest the Majority of Your Long-Term Money in Ownership Investments
- Avoid Making Emotionally Based Financial Decisions
- Make Investing Decisions Based on Your Plans and Needs
- Tap Information Sources with High Quality Standards
- Trust Yourself First
- Invest in Yourself and Others
- Chapter 18: Ten Things to Know about Investing Apps
- Beware of the General Dangers of Putting Apps on Your Cellphone
- Use Apps Only from Proven Companies with Good Reputations and Longevity
- Consider the Alternatives to an App
- Use the Best Personal Finance Apps to Have More to Invest
- Be Skeptical of Investing Apps Offering “Free” Trading
- Review Current and Historic Financial and Economic Data
- Invest with Leading Fund Providers
- Tap into the Best Investment Brokerage Firms
- Examine the Best Real Estate Apps
- Seek out Good Small-Business Apps
- Chapter 16: Ten Things to Know about Investing Resources
- Personal Finance in Your 20s & 30s
- About the Author
- Advertisement Page
- Connect with Dummies
- End User License Agreement
Part 1
Getting Started with Investing
IN THIS PART …
Define commonly used investing jargon, including explaining the different types of investments.
Use investments to accomplish your goals, such as making larger purchases, buying a home, and investing for retirement.
Understand expected investment returns and risks.
See how investment returns are taxed and what you can legally do to minimize your taxes on your investments.
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