Hello, community!
I’ve recently found myself in the very fortunate position of being on a high salary at age 26 whereby after my expenses I have just over $4,000 to invest every month (note: I'm U.K. based). I’ve worked very hard to get here and I’m pretty proud.
Of course, I’m looking to maintain and grow my wealth over the next 15-20 years as my salary increases and as I look to achieve some life goals. I’ve never really been taught financial wellbeing by my parents so I’ve learnt through a lot of trial and error; being broke, overdraft debt etc.
I wanted to ask what your investment advice would be for someone in my position at my age who is looking to get onto the property ladder and save towards my eventual retirement. I invest in stocks and funds (mostly tech ETFs, global equities and energy) and a little crypto. For those of you that have done investing long-term, is there something I should start or stop doing? Perhaps areas/industries I should consider investing in?
I’m open to all ideas and suggestions. Would also be interesting to hear about non-financial investments you have made that have benefitted your life. Thanks in advance!
Submitted January 08, 2022 at 04:37AM by bobskithememe https://ift.tt/3q4ATPW
