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Ways to Break the Fear Cycle and Get Started in Investing

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Ways to Break the Fear Cycle and Get Started in Investing

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  1. Ways to Break the Fear Cycle and Get Started in Investing

  2. Getting started is the hardest part. This may be especially true for investing. The stakes are high. There’s a lot to know. It seems like other people are smarter, richer, more capable than you. Historically, investing was mostly for wealthy families. “The good news is that there has been a seismic shift in the financial services landscape,” said Brent Weiss, a certified financial planner and co-founder of Facet Wealth in Baltimore. “Firms have been working to make investing not only more affordable but more accessible.”

  3. To reach your goal, use the method that you find most appealing. You might look at your spending habits and make some small changes, such as bringing lunch to work one or two days a week. Start saving $100 a month or 1% of your pay, Weiss recommends. And remember that every little bit counts. “You will begin to create good habits and feel good about your progress, which will build on itself over time,” Weiss said.

  4. It’s not just our money, it’s our money minds, Weiss says. For instance, out of sight is out of mind. When it comes to your money, that can be a very good thing. “Having an automated savings plan every month that puts money into an investment account [is ideal],” Weiss said. “We have to develop healthier habits and create routines that keep us from the emotional mistakes that most consumers make when it comes to investing.”

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