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  1. †…人 Psalms 27:1
    • “The Lord is my light and my salvation—whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life—of whom shall I be afraid?”

  2. You should not invest in everything. That just spreads you thin. You should focus on your career, fully max out your retirement accounts and then take whatever is leftover after you pay your bills and plow it into one income producing asset that you can scale. Now you have a 2nd stream of income. Once that 2nd stream is up and running by and doesn’t need your capital from your job to sustain itself and grow you potentially look at a 3rd stream of income. You don’t focus on the 3rd until the 2nd is self sustainable.

  3. I disagree real estate is almost always the best because even if the market crashes housing always goes back up eventually. The government also change interest rate so people don’t all go bankrupt.

  4. I also have one tip for beginners: Don't rush to make quick profits. Start small, understand where your money is going, and focus on consistency. Trust me, patience pays off more than chasing every market move!

  5. The diversification point lands well. For beginners I think starting with a broad index fund and adding other asset classes as savings grow keeps it simple without overcomplicating. Do you still recommend keeping a cash buffer before putting money into the market?

  6. At 58, earning 45K biweekly… but honestly, the money isn't even the highlight. What means the most is having a family that stood by me when life was tough. I'm living the life I once prayed for. If you're still fighting your battles, don't lose hope – your season is coming.❤️

  7. “The market could crash” is the weakest reason to avoid investing in the stock market, especially if you’re young. The market has “crashed” (translation: corrected) several times in my lifetime. It took me years to realize this fundamental rule of investing. If the company you invested in has strong fundamentals, the best course of action is to do nothing! Don’t sell! History shows the wisdom in that. Of course, it’s a good idea to have your money invested in several good companies.

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