Hi there, this is my first post here, correct me if anything is wrong.
I'm a young scientist about to start my PhD. As PhD student (in my contry) you don't get high salaries (1k €/month) and I was thinking that, considering do have really low profile in my expenses and I got to save 2,5K € this year, investing them would be a nice way to get better incomes in the future.
Lately have read "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", I want to read "Richest man in Babylon" next and also I'm considering buying this bundle of books:
My idea is not to "get rich and stop working", but get some extra income or "actives" that would help me to get a better financial position in the future. I would like to learn how to manage this in a "slowly but steady and successful way".
My family just to have some share of a strong national bank years ago, and I saw how, with years, they grow up with time(and blow out after 2008). I also have some markets/companies that I belive are about to explote, but there are not in the main "index" of my contry or not even in my contry.
How should approach this and how could it be the best way to learn how to invest it? Do you think those books are useful?
Thank you in advance and sorry for my English.
Submitted October 21, 2018 at 05:14PM by BlueOktopus https://ift.tt/2CXCrEa
