How to Start Investing with Little Money

We've all heard stories about people who struck it rich buying the right stock low and selling high. Learn how to start investing with little money.
  1. I started investing as a college student by automatically investing $50 each month to a mutual fund, so you can definitely start with little. Even the education piece doesn’t have to cost anything but your time — blogs, library books, sharing magazine subscriptions among family and friends to bring that cost close to zero. I always use free or low-cost resources first and only step up when I have exhausted these. In terms of investments, two-figure investments have grown over time to five- and six-figure investments thanks to compounding, career management and business hustles.

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